Black-hole laser could have quantum computing applications
Proposed device uses superconducting technology
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ASTRO convenes in-person conference for the cancer care community
Clinicians, researchers and healthcare professionals will be able to reconnect at the annual meeting of American Society for Radiation Oncology, which will be held as an in-person event in Chicago, Illinois
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Early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic penalized women in academia
Despite a jump in article submissions at the start of the pandemic, most of those increases came from men, a study suggests
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Patient alignment with lasers from LAP: why lasers are essential for the workflow in your radiation therapy
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores why lasers are essential for the workflow in RT
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CityU physics: undergraduate students prioritize connection and collaboration
City University of Hong Kong’s undergraduate physics programme wants to attract ambitious international students as they take their next step towards a scientific career in research or industry
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Automated imaging makes AFM experiments faster and easier
By integrating robotics and machine learning into its latest atomic force microscope, Park Systems has fully automated the imaging process for research users
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Scanning the cosmos for signs of alien technology
The idea of scouring the skies for signs of technosignatures from advanced civilizations is gaining momentum, as David Appell discovers
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Simulations herald rethink for all-inorganic perovskite solar cells
Materials long maligned as less efficient than their hybrid cousins in fact have fewer loss mechanisms, say researchers
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Quantum imaging techniques could help find exoplanets
Hypothesis testing methods improve direct imaging
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Technetium-101: from impurity to multipurpose medical tool
An isotope viewed by many in the scientific community as an impurity may find applications in medical imaging and therapy
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