How can China and Europe become low-carbon leaders?
Austrians assess investment boosts needed to quell climate change
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Austrians assess investment boosts needed to quell climate change
Read article: How can China and Europe become low-carbon leaders?
Technique could be used in fields such as astronomy and healthcare to collect accurate spectra from speckle images
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Avoiding neuroinflammation caused by conventional dose-rate irradiation is key to minimizing brain damage in ultrarapid FLASH radiotherapy in mice
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Alex Creely and Erica Salazar describe how a private company, Commonwealth Fusion Systems, is betting on advanced magnet technologies to make the fusion dream a reality
Read article: A commercial path to fusion
An experiment that combines a superconducting qubit with a piezoelectric resonator can detect multiple phonons at the same time
Read article: Quantum microphone detects the presence of phonons
How hyperspectral imaging could help solve a trillion-dollar problem in the food industry – and cut carbon emissions, too
Read article: Taking a bite out of food waste
A new optical spectroscopy method could offer fresh insights into models that describe the formation and evolution of type Ia supernovae
Read article: Optical tomography brings exploding stars into view
A portable, lightweight MRI device could enable whole-brain scanning at the point-of-care for patients with mobility challenges
Read article: Portable scanner could boost point-of-care brain MRI
New data suggest that microscopic particulates lower the total water content of clouds, reducing aerosols’ climate-cooling effect by around 23%
Read article: Water loss offsets the cooling effect of aerosols in clouds