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When is Arctic ice like a magnet?

Ising model of ferromagnet phase transitions also works for melt pond patterns on sea-ice

Giant leaps for knowledge

Apollo 11 was just the first of five further Apollo missions to land on the Moon. Sue Nelson explores their scientific legacy

Did post-Haiyan disaster relief boost fishing pressure?

Aid interventions after super typhoon increased number of small boats in Philippines

Ruptured oxygen-infused microbubbles combat tumour hypoxia

Ultrasound-induced rupture of injected oxygen-infused microbubbles can reduce hypoxia and enhance tumour response to radiation therapy

Insect-inspired microscope takes videos of blood cells in motion

New device acquires high-resolution video images over large field of view

Writing the QA rulebook for MR-guided radiotherapy

Modus QA is providing the quality-assurance tools that equipment manufacturers and early-adopters need for the clinical roll-out of MR-guided radiotherapy

Users place the programmable QUASAR MRI4D phantom in the bore of the MRI

Merging neutron stars could resolve Hubble constant crisis sooner than previously thought

Relativistic jets point towards a new way to measure the expansion of the universe

Machine learning: a roadmap for clinical validation

For RaySearch Laboratories, collaboration and clinical validation are key to unlocking the transformative potential of machine learning in radiation oncology

Planting more trees could cut carbon by 25%

Scientists now know where to start restoring the forests to soak up carbon and cool the planet, by planting more trees on unused land

Augmented reality helps transform minimally invasive surgery

An augmented reality headset that displays CT images alongside an endoscopic video of patient anatomy can improve minimally invasive surgery

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When is Arctic ice like a magnet?

Giant leaps for knowledge

Did post-Haiyan disaster relief boost fishing pressure?

Ruptured oxygen-infused microbubbles combat tumour hypoxia

Insect-inspired microscope takes videos of blood cells in motion

Writing the QA rulebook for MR-guided radiotherapy

Merging neutron stars could resolve Hubble constant crisis sooner than previously thought

Machine learning: a roadmap for clinical validation

Planting more trees could cut carbon by 25%

Augmented reality helps transform minimally invasive surgery

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