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Three earthquake laws are reproduced in the lab

Experiment could help unravel the complexity of seismic events

Casimir effect creates ‘quantum trap’ for tiny objects

Trade-off between attractive and repulsive forces could be a boon from nanotechnology

Could climate change make more of Siberia habitable?

More of Asian Russia may suit human settlement by late 21st century

Entangled aluminium ion is world’s best timekeeper

Quantum-logic clock knocks lattice device off top spot

Laser collisions could boost proton-beam energies

New simulations point towards compact accelerators for radiotherapy

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Managing water demand to meet the UN's sustainable development goal is most affordable option

The top four priorities for AI research in medical imaging

Bringing radiology artificial intelligence technology to routine clinical practice will require four research priorities

Rutherford’s legacy

John Campbell celebrates the contribution of Ernest Rutherford to our understanding of the atom

Giant molecules the size of bacteria created in optical lattice

Bonded Rydberg atoms studied using optical microscope

Particle telescope technology could help improve radiotherapy

A particle telescope designed to analyse charged particles in space could also be used to measure dose delivered during radiation therapy

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Three earthquake laws are reproduced in the lab

Casimir effect creates ‘quantum trap’ for tiny objects

Could climate change make more of Siberia habitable?

Entangled aluminium ion is world’s best timekeeper

Laser collisions could boost proton-beam energies

What’s the best way to offset climate harm from the UN’s clean water goals?

The top four priorities for AI research in medical imaging

Rutherford’s legacy

Giant molecules the size of bacteria created in optical lattice

Particle telescope technology could help improve radiotherapy

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