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What’s new in ultra-high vacuum technology?

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Nanowire device generates electricity from ambient humidity

Non-polluting, low-cost device generates electrical current from the water vapour naturally present in the atmosphere

Turning water into watts

The oceans seem like an obvious source of renewable energy, but there are huge technical and financial hurdles to harnessing their vast power. Stephen Ornes investigates

Speed of spreading epidemics is predicted using analytical technique

“Message passing” approach could lead to better protocols for containing infectious diseases

FDG-PET displays its prowess in dementia detection

In a direct comparison, FDG-PET proved superior to MRI with arterial spin labelling for diagnosing various forms of dementia

Tackling the grand challenges

Nobel laureate Steven Chu from Stanford University talks about his successes as energy secretary and tells Richard Blaustein how the US can collaborate in a competitive environment

Facing up to friendly fire: why radiation oncology still neglects stray radiation

An efficient new way to account for stray radiation in radiotherapy plans allows accurate dose predictions for the whole body, promising treatments with fewer long-term side effects

China’s rover probes deep below the surface of the far side of the Moon

Lunar regolith could hold secrets of solar and galactic evolution

Getting the film physics right

Sidney Perkowitz on independent film projects that try to get the science right

IceCube identifies four galaxies as likely sources of cosmic rays

Neutrino detector at the South Pole pinpoints gargantuan particle accelerators

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What’s new in ultra-high vacuum technology?

Nanowire device generates electricity from ambient humidity

Turning water into watts

Speed of spreading epidemics is predicted using analytical technique

FDG-PET displays its prowess in dementia detection

Tackling the grand challenges

Facing up to friendly fire: why radiation oncology still neglects stray radiation

China’s rover probes deep below the surface of the far side of the Moon

Getting the film physics right

IceCube identifies four galaxies as likely sources of cosmic rays

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