Magnetic particle spectroscopy may improve stroke diagnosis
Novel use of magnetic particle spectroscopy could lead to earlier and more accurate stroke diagnosis
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Novel use of magnetic particle spectroscopy could lead to earlier and more accurate stroke diagnosis
Read article: Magnetic particle spectroscopy may improve stroke diagnosis
The European Commission has called for €100bn to be spent on its next seven-year funding programme dubbed Horizon Europe
Read article: UK’s access to European funding under threat from ‘third-country’ status
View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council
Read article: SUPERINSULATION – Heat Transfer and Influences on Insulation Performance
View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council
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The 68th Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting saw Steven Chu present the latest work of his Stanford laboratory in biomolecular and biomedical imaging
Read article: Steven Chu talks nanoparticles, cell tracking and ultrasound at Lindau
Although we are immersed in time, it remains a mysterious concept to us. Sidney Perkowitz discusses how scientists and philosophers alike are seeking a deeper understanding
Read article: Time examined and time experienced
Rural areas may need more heat mitigation efforts in future
Read article: Will hotter temperatures reduce urban heat island intensity?
Detection could point to new astrophysical processes
Read article: Mysterious high-energy event in IceCube could be a tau neutrino
UK science writer Benjamin Skuse travels to Erice in Sicily to discover the latest hot topics in physics – and how best to communicate them
Read article: A science-communication pilgrimage to Sicily
As data-intensive research becomes more widespread, more physicists are grappling with large datasets. Paul Kassebaum describes how one research group met the challenge
Read article: Big data, small lab