New imaging algorithm can spot fast-moving and rotating space junk
Technology could help prevent damage to satellites
Read article: New imaging algorithm can spot fast-moving and rotating space junk
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Technology could help prevent damage to satellites
Read article: New imaging algorithm can spot fast-moving and rotating space junk
Open letter warns of damage caused by reductions to official development assistance grants
Read article: UK researchers decry ‘shameful’ cuts to international support fund
Speakers at the European Congress of Radiology described new techniques for easier MR imaging and lower-dose scanning of children
Read article: Technology advances improve imaging for paediatric patients
The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with Hiden Analytical, explore the physics of Mn emission in nanocrystals
Read article: Physics of dopant emission to harness the rainbow emission of nanocrystals
Troels Schönfeldt talks about his career change from particle physics to co-founder and chief executive of Seaborg Technologies
Read article: Switching career from particle physics to nuclear power
Vessel's design copies features of the deep-sea hadal snailfish
Read article: Soft robot dives 10 km under the ocean
A compact optical sensor performs hyperspectral and polarimetric imaging in a similar way to the compound eye of mantis shrimp
Read article: Mantis shrimp inspires hyperspectral and polarimetric light sensor
Modus QA explores the flexibility of the QUASAR™ Multi-Purpose Body Phantom tool
Read article: End-to-End QA with the QUASAR™ Multi-Purpose Body Phantom: TPS and SBRT
Researchers characterize a prototype proton radiography system that will help verify and improve treatment plans
Read article: Proton radiography: one step closer to clinical use
Some believe a piece of space junk could have been responsible for observation
Read article: Was a passing satellite mistaken for a distant gamma-ray burst?