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Web-based tool estimates foetal radiation dose from CT scans

A user-friendly web-based tool calculates the radiation dose absorbed by the foetus when a pregnant woman undergoes a CT exam

Liquid metal flows smoothly at room temperatures

Applied voltage and oxide "skin" overcome droplet-forming tendencies driven by high surface tension

A photo of a droplet of liquid metal and a second image of the same metal flowing in a smooth stream after a voltage is applied

Earth’s atmosphere rings like a giant bell, say researchers

Study confirms 200-year-old prediction by Pierre-Simon Laplace

Cosmonaut builds engineered cartilage aboard the International Space Station

For the first time, 3D human tissue has been assembled in the microgravity of space, using a scaffold-free tissue engineering approach

Caution required when balancing lung versus heart radiotherapy dose

Reducing cardiac dose at the expense of dose to the lungs might not always be a good strategy in oesophageal radiotherapy

China successfully launches Tianwen-1 Mars probe

Craft will study Mars’ magnetosphere and atmosphere as well as surface and subsurface geological structures

Fluid flow and stress cause tiny marine organisms to emit light

Experiments reveal how dinoflagellates respond to mechanical stimuli

Cryogenic innovation: ramping up research productivity at ultralow temperatures

ICEoxford’s emphasis on versatile product design, rapid cool-down and a high degree of automation eases the path to ultralow temperatures

Quantum-tunnelling time is measured using ultracold atoms

Spin rotation provides a stopwatch that measures millisecond journey

Starspot study sheds light on why some red giants spin faster than others

Astronomers identify three routes to high angular momentum

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Web-based tool estimates foetal radiation dose from CT scans

Liquid metal flows smoothly at room temperatures

Earth’s atmosphere rings like a giant bell, say researchers

Cosmonaut builds engineered cartilage aboard the International Space Station

Caution required when balancing lung versus heart radiotherapy dose

China successfully launches Tianwen-1 Mars probe

Fluid flow and stress cause tiny marine organisms to emit light

Cryogenic innovation: ramping up research productivity at ultralow temperatures

Quantum-tunnelling time is measured using ultracold atoms

Starspot study sheds light on why some red giants spin faster than others

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