Shape-shifting red blood cells respond to shear forces
Microfluidic study could lead to better diagnoses of malaria and sickle cell anaemia
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Microfluidic study could lead to better diagnoses of malaria and sickle cell anaemia
Read article: Shape-shifting red blood cells respond to shear forces
Independent studies could lead to practical quantum computers
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Early adopters are exploiting a novel motion phantom to explore the possibilities of real-time magnetic-resonance guided radiotherapy for improved cancer treatment and neurosurgery
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Researchers recommend larger review panels to reflect range of professional opinions
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Asteroseismology study reveals rich dynamics within Sun-like stars
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Salty films on leaves reduce drought tolerance of trees
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A full-scale clinical prototype lines up for in vivo proton range verification using prompt gamma spectroscopy
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A 3D virtual heart simulator identifies areas of cardiac tissue that require treatment for irregular heartbeat
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Richard de Grijs on the highs and lows of living in China
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