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New device excels at making hydrogen using concentrated sunlight

System could be scaled-up to supply clean and renewable energy

Across the universe

The Beginning and The End of Everything takes the reader on an eye-opening tour of the entire cosmology of the universe, says Melissa Brobby

Whole-body MRI gets cancer detection boost

Whole-body MRI may be quicker and cheaper than standard imaging for detecting cancer spread

Quantum sunlight experiment could shed light on stellar astrophysics

Solar photons pair-up with light from a quantum dot in a “highly non-classical” manner

Chocolate making relies on a rich mixture of physics

Study could lead to better confectionery, ceramics and cement

Summer weather extremes linked to stalled Rossby waves in the jet stream

Stationary pattern appears to have increased in frequency and persistence

Proton CT enables low‐dose patient alignment prior to proton therapy

Using proton CT for proton therapy planning and pre-treatment checks minimizes dose and range uncertainty

Nanoparticles home in on infectious diseases

Joe McEntee looks at the hurdles that need to be cleared before "bionanosensors" can detect harmful micro-organisms faster, quicker and more cheaply than ever before

There’s more to Indonesian fires than drought

Topography and population, as well as low rainfall, behind Indonesian wildfires of 2015

Satellite image of smoke over Sumatra and Borneo

Photoacoustic microscopy captures variation within tumours

Measuring the oxygen consumption of thousands of cancer cells at a time gives insight into tumour behaviour and offers new treatment possibilities

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New device excels at making hydrogen using concentrated sunlight

Across the universe

Whole-body MRI gets cancer detection boost

Quantum sunlight experiment could shed light on stellar astrophysics

Chocolate making relies on a rich mixture of physics

Summer weather extremes linked to stalled Rossby waves in the jet stream

Proton CT enables low‐dose patient alignment prior to proton therapy

Nanoparticles home in on infectious diseases

There’s more to Indonesian fires than drought

Photoacoustic microscopy captures variation within tumours

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