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Can we predict heatwaves better?

Large ensembles of climate models examine co-occurrence of atmospheric blocking and summer temperature extremes

Photo of sun and clouds. Courtesy: iStock/ELyrae

Rotating resonator creates a one-way street for light

Device could find practical applications in optical circuits

Are amyloid PET scans ready for the clinical setting?

The use of PET scans to detect dementia-inducing amyloid plaque in the brain may be ready for routine clinical use

West Antarctica’s rocks’ rise may slow ice melt

The southern continent is changing fast. West Antarctica’s rocks are on the rise, something which could slow the rate of ice melt

View of the northern Antarctic Peninsula from high altitude during IceBridge's flight back from the Foundation Ice Stream, on Oct. 28. Courtesy: NASA / Maria-Jose Vinas.

Graphene-based bolometer runs at ultrafast speeds

Device does not need to be chilled to ultralow temperatures

Cell-based test could spot head-and-neck cancers earlier

The mechanical properties of cells could be used to differentiate healthy from malignant oral cells

Targeted infection control

Medical devices that incorporate hydrogels into silicone rubber could release antibiotics into areas where they are needed most

Cryogenic Safety

View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council

Mechanical engineering helps to strengthen biofabrication

The head of POSTECH’s 3D printing lab explains why collaboration is an essential element of advancing tissue engineering and organ regeneration

‘Super window’ uses krypton to reduce energy costs

National lab and industry resurrect design that was abandoned in the 1990s

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Can we predict heatwaves better?

Rotating resonator creates a one-way street for light

Are amyloid PET scans ready for the clinical setting?

West Antarctica’s rocks’ rise may slow ice melt

Graphene-based bolometer runs at ultrafast speeds

Cell-based test could spot head-and-neck cancers earlier

Targeted infection control

Cryogenic Safety

Mechanical engineering helps to strengthen biofabrication

‘Super window’ uses krypton to reduce energy costs

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