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Sonic shock waves could help desalinate water

New technique could be applied to water treatment, but not everyone is convinced

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Automated algorithm determines patient’s response to Ra-223 therapy

Automated bone scan software can determine the response to radium-223 treatment for patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer

Extreme heatwaves pose spreading threat

Rising temperatures mean that heatwaves will become hotter, more frequent, last longer and will cover much wider areas

Community spirit stems from London tradition

A unique membership organization with science at its heart and roots in medieval London allows members to make connections across disciplines, generations and geography

UK air is cleaner but challenges remain

Researchers call for integrated policies on air pollution, greenhouse gases and sustainable development

The physics of blood spatter

Probing blood stains after a shooting can help the police find the culprit, but physics is helping the technique to a sounder, more quantitative footing. Sidney Perkowitz explains

Compact high-voltage electron microscope overcomes coherence problem

Radio-frequency components deliver 500 kV in a room-sized instrument

Does saving water mean cutting rice yields?

New irrigation techniques could cut long-term soil fertility

‘Crisis point’ reached as Trump administration weakens safeguards for government research

Report by the National Task Force on the Rule of Law and Democracy says that the integrity of US government research is under siege

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Sonic shock waves could help desalinate water

Metamaterials Design and Characterization with UV–VIS–NIR Microspectroscopy

Automated algorithm determines patient’s response to Ra-223 therapy

Extreme heatwaves pose spreading threat

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UK air is cleaner but challenges remain

The physics of blood spatter

Compact high-voltage electron microscope overcomes coherence problem

Does saving water mean cutting rice yields?

‘Crisis point’ reached as Trump administration weakens safeguards for government research

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