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Conservation payments reduce deforestation on land next door

Pilot project with indigenous communities in Amazon has minimal impact on area inside scheme

Fast-switched dual-energy fluoroscopy tracks tumours during radiotherapy

Fast-kV switching dual-energy fluoroscopy can improve the accuracy of markerless tumour tracking during lung radiotherapy

The promise of silicon photonics

Scott Jordan outlines how improved optical positioning technologies could help usher in an era when photons, not electrons, are the dominant medium for information transfer within computers and data centres

Reduced adhesion between tissues could create microscopic tumours

Mechanics study boosts our understanding tumour evolution

Farmers adapting for ‘weather variability’ not climate change

Advisers working with farms on disaster and crop loss issues often less likely to believe in anthropogenic global warming

Einstein in Oxford

Andrew Robinson reveals why Albert Einstein travelled to Britain on three occasions in the early 1930s – and how he shocked his audience in Oxford with his new thinking about how science works

Toxic gases in habitable zone could hinder emergence of alien life

Region where complex life could emerge around distant stars could be much smaller than previously thought

Arctic sea ice loss affects the jet stream

The jet stream affects northern hemisphere climates. And global warming affects the behaviour of the jet stream. Prepare for yet more extremes of seasonal weather

PatcherBot robot frees humans from laborious lab work

Automatic system could speed up drug discovery by conducting time-consuming single-cell electrophysiology measurements without human supervision

Is black hole at the centre of NGC 4395 a primordial relic?

At just 10,000 solar masses, black hole may have stopped growing long ago

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Conservation payments reduce deforestation on land next door

Fast-switched dual-energy fluoroscopy tracks tumours during radiotherapy

The promise of silicon photonics

Reduced adhesion between tissues could create microscopic tumours

Farmers adapting for ‘weather variability’ not climate change

Einstein in Oxford

Toxic gases in habitable zone could hinder emergence of alien life

Arctic sea ice loss affects the jet stream

PatcherBot robot frees humans from laborious lab work

Is black hole at the centre of NGC 4395 a primordial relic?

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