Cosmic-ray detector might have spotted nuggets of dark matter
Anomalous signals associated with thunderstorms could be a sign of axion quark nuggets
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Anomalous signals associated with thunderstorms could be a sign of axion quark nuggets
Read article: Cosmic-ray detector might have spotted nuggets of dark matter
A combination of three optical spectroscopic techniques shows potential to improve in vivo detection and delineation of glioblastoma
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Study provides insight into why twisting impacts on the head are dangerous
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LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores how RadCalc can improve accuracy, efficiency, and safety in the QA process for MR-Linacs Unity and ViewRay
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Cooper pairs in a superconductor split and electrons collected by quantum dots
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CT and X-ray images of retained ballistic fragments help identify whether patients with gunshot wounds are safe to have MRI scans
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David Appell highlights theoretical physics predictions that have rocked our understanding of how the world works
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Research could be applied to the next generation of ion storage rings
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Lab-based experiment could lead to a new treatment for deep vein thrombosis
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Technique for trapped ions could lead to more reliable quantum computers
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