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Thermal imaging monitors radiotherapy efficacy

Thermal imaging may provide a viable tool for monitoring and optimizing radiation treatments

Neural networks, explained

Janelle Shane outlines the promises and pitfalls of machine-learning algorithms based on the structure of the human brain

Record-breaking entanglement uses photon polarization, position and orbital angular momentum

More than 250,000 combinations of quantum states generated simultaneously

Quantum computing in the cloud

Commercially available quantum computing services offer qubits on tap to anyone, not just specialist research teams

The rise and rise of cryogenic electron microscopy

The field of structural biology is entering a new era thanks to advances in cryogenic electron microscopy

Warmer world needs more protected habitat

With climate change soon to be the main threat to biodiversity, protected habitat will be a higher priority than ever to give wildlife a chance

Photo of the Niassa Reserve in Mozambique. Researchers argue that the world needs more diverse, ambitious and area-specific targets for retaining important natural systems to safeguard humanity. Courtesy: JB Deffontaines

Mantis shrimp strikes again to inspire tougher composite materials

Twisting cracks protect crustacean’s club during high-speed impacts

Remote sensing reveals olive tree infection early

Hyperspectral and thermal imaging find diseased plants before symptoms appear

Photo of an olive tree affected by Xylella fastidiosa, with visual symptoms of chlorosis and defoliation. Courtesy: Juan A. Navas-Cortes

Theory and simulations reveal why propagating cracks sometimes repel each other

Curious hook-like patterns explained by theoretical and numerical models

Private-sector space activities require government regulation, says US report

Measures needed to reduce the possibility of contaminating other planets as well as Earth

While private space firms are making remarkable progress, their efforts need regulating to avoid possibly contaminating other planetary bodies

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Thermal imaging monitors radiotherapy efficacy

Neural networks, explained

Record-breaking entanglement uses photon polarization, position and orbital angular momentum

Quantum computing in the cloud

The rise and rise of cryogenic electron microscopy

Warmer world needs more protected habitat

Mantis shrimp strikes again to inspire tougher composite materials

Remote sensing reveals olive tree infection early

Theory and simulations reveal why propagating cracks sometimes repel each other

Private-sector space activities require government regulation, says US report

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