Humans cause wildfires driven by Santa Ana winds
Timings mean lightning strikes are not to blame in southern California, study finds
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Timings mean lightning strikes are not to blame in southern California, study finds
Read article: Humans cause wildfires driven by Santa Ana winds
Both passive and scanning carbon-ion radiotherapy methods are suitable for treating early-stage breast cancer
Read article: Carbon ions treat early-stage breast cancer
IUVSTA president Lars Montelius speaks about the creative nature of science and how vacuum technologies help build a more sustainable society
Read article: Vacuum, the enabling technology
The Sun could also be reborn sometime in the distant future
Read article: ‘Inside out’ nebula points to ‘born again’ star
Computer simulations reveal electromagnetic properties of huge structure at Giza
Read article: Chambers in Egypt’s Great Pyramid concentrate radio waves
Researchers say the world may be approaching a tipping point, followed by a dangerous slide towards Hothouse Earth, an overheated planet
Read article: Hothouse Earth could soon be unavoidable
LEDs and photodetectors integrated within woven fabrics
Read article: Weaving socks that monitor your heart rate and shirts that talk to each other
US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine says that the loss of ageing infrastructure orbiting Mars could threaten future missions
Read article: NASA must reassess its Mars programme – or future missions could fail, report warns
A novel MRI analysis method quantifies in vivo targeting of ultra-magnetic nanocarriers to tumours in mice
Read article: MRI quantifies magnetic targeting of tumours
Architectural lab design can play a key role in pushing the frontiers of scientific knowledge
Read article: Designing space for scientific innovation