Nano-pillars fight the build-up of bacteria
Innovative anti-bacterial implants with structured surfaces may boost the success of medical implants
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Innovative anti-bacterial implants with structured surfaces may boost the success of medical implants
Read article: Nano-pillars fight the build-up of bacteria
Survey indicates most support for price rises when bill includes information on both carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide emissions
Read article: US customers prepared to pay 40% more for cleaner electricity
First use of protons for plasma wakefield acceleration shows great promise for future colliders
Read article: Proton pulses accelerate electrons to 2 GeV
A workflow involving 3D virtual and 3D-printed models could change the management of complex spinal surgeries
Read article: 3D printing facilitates complex spinal surgery
Discovery could also improve our understanding of weather patterns and turbulent fluids
Read article: Chaotic cavity boosts stability of high-power laser
“Sustainable investing” is a valuable way for climate scientists to have an influence on financial markets, claim Quintin Rayer and Richard Millar
Read article: Investing in the climate
Survey could aid shift to more energy-efficient electricity usage
Read article: Experts agree on advantages of direct current power in buildings
Augmented reality can replace conventional intraprocedural imaging to guide needle insertion for interventional procedures
Read article: Augmented reality device aids interventional oncology
Non-wetting, silicone-based coating stops marine organisms from sticking to surfaces
Read article: Barnacles are no match for mushroom-shaped microstructures
Hazards multiply when extreme heat and humidity join in lethal combination. Scientists now know exactly where this twin danger could be greatest
Read article: Growing risk of extreme heat and humidity