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CityU physics: where regional connections underpin global research ambitions

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Martian buildings could be made of chitin-based material

Machine learning and Doppler vibrometer monitor household appliances

Dog-like robot measures patients’ vital signs remotely

New class of supergiant stars could explain missing supernova progenitors

Focused ultrasound treatment preserves quality-of-life for prostate cancer patients

Machine-learning study of metallic hydrogen provides clues about Jupiter’s interior

Closing the skills gap

CityU physics: where regional connections underpin global research ambitions

Planet-forming disc is torn apart in triple star system

CERN’s emissions equal to a large cruise liner, says report

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