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MR-guided focused ultrasound treats psychiatric disorders

Clinical trial reveals that MR-guided focused ultrasound can help patients with treatment-resistant OCD and major depressive disorder

Super-resolution microscopy reveals nanoscale details of amyloid protein structures

A new microscopy technique measures the location and orientation of single molecules to provide insight into Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease

Imaginative intersection

Rachel Brazil reviews Entangle: Physics and the Artistic Imagination edited by Ariane Koek

The 2019 Entangle exhibition at Bildmuseet, Sweden.

Bose–Einstein condensate is made onboard the International Space Station

Fifth state of matter has distinctive features when created in orbit

Graphene-based strain sensor can detect a feather’s touch

Nanomaterials in highly flexible polymer can make a wide range of strain measurements

Microbe-killing short-wavelength UV radiation produced by LEDs

Practical device could kill microbes safely and effectively on skin and in the nose and throat

Making images with sound

Floating visual displays created using acoustically levitated particles could lead to galleries of singing heads. Michael Allen investigates

hovering 3D image at the University of Bristol

Twin Airy beams image tiny particles flowing in the bloodstream of live fish

New technique boosts depth range for tracking single molecules

3D printed brain model shows potential for drug testing

Bioprinted brain-like tissue constructs that stay viable for more than a month offer a good platform for neurological drug testing

Colliding galaxies created the solar system, say astronomers

Sun was born when the Sagittarius galaxy passed through the Milky Way

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MR-guided focused ultrasound treats psychiatric disorders

Super-resolution microscopy reveals nanoscale details of amyloid protein structures

Imaginative intersection

Bose–Einstein condensate is made onboard the International Space Station

Graphene-based strain sensor can detect a feather’s touch

Microbe-killing short-wavelength UV radiation produced by LEDs

Making images with sound

Twin Airy beams image tiny particles flowing in the bloodstream of live fish

3D printed brain model shows potential for drug testing

Colliding galaxies created the solar system, say astronomers

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