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Re-gating mitigates motion in scanned proton therapy

Re-gating proves an effective motion mitigation strategy for scanned proton therapy of liver tumours

Variation in PBS dose without motion mitigation

Methane from permafrost melt more than thought

Concerns over greenhouse gas 30 times more powerful than carbon dioxide

Collapsed permafrost block of coastal tundra on Alaska's Arctic coast

Traumatic brain injuries could be caused by low-frequency vibrations

Simulations provide new insights into how brain the brain responds to impacts

Inspiring through games

Hannah Renshall says that tabletop games can give non-scientists the confidence and skills to inspire new audiences in science

Nanobiotix teams up with MD Anderson on nanoparticle research

The MD Anderson Cancer Center and Nanobiotix to run immunotherapeutic pre-clinical research using radiation-activated NBTXR3 nanoparticles

Cosmic rays linked to increased mortality

Study of São Paulo claims significant correlation, but mechanism unclear

Arctic melt pond distribution predicted by new computer model

Simple scheme works on length scales of metres to thousands of kilometres

Nanoparticles on the move for medicine

How to make nanoparticles that can "swim" through the body

Nanoparticles and ultrasound stimulate neural networks

Piezoelectric nanoparticles and pulsed ultrasound enable minimally invasive stimulation of selective neural networks

In vitro experimental evidence validating the proposed neurostimulation technology

Feeding the world: is fish better than chicken?

Protein and calorie retention provide more detailed picture of food production efficiency

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Re-gating mitigates motion in scanned proton therapy

Methane from permafrost melt more than thought

Traumatic brain injuries could be caused by low-frequency vibrations

Inspiring through games

Nanobiotix teams up with MD Anderson on nanoparticle research

Cosmic rays linked to increased mortality

Arctic melt pond distribution predicted by new computer model

Nanoparticles on the move for medicine

Nanoparticles and ultrasound stimulate neural networks

Feeding the world: is fish better than chicken?

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