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Neural prosthetic aims to boost memory

An electronic prosthetic system stimulates the hippocampus and boosts image recall in some participants

Battle for the skies: US insists GMT and TMT telescopes must vie for funding

The NSF has been told to choose between the Giant Magellan Telescope and the Thirty Meter Telescope as a next-generation ground-based observatory

Evidence for ‘quark coalescence’ found in LHC collisions

LHCb sees increased baryon production at low transverse momenta

Intelligent solutions streamline radiotherapy treatment planning

Introducing automated tools into treatment planning has helped the clinical team at the UK's Castle Hill Hospital to improve consistency and save time

Radio astronomy: from amateur roots to worldwide groups

Emma Chapman on the amateur roots of radio astronomy, and the importance of balancing the scientific and engineering factions today

Monitoring cancer cells with Sunitha Nagrath and Shruti Jolly

Ultrasensitive microfluidic chip helps predict whether lung cancer treatment is working

A graphene oxide microfluidic chip analyses circulating tumour cells in blood samples to determine the effectiveness of lung cancer treatment

FRIB finds five new isotopes in platinum fragments

Experiment could shed light on colliding neutron stars

Matter–antimatter gas of positronium is laser cooled

Technique could give spectroscopic studies of antimatter a boost

Elekta’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility

Increasing access to radiotherapy: playing the long game

Radiotherapy equipment maker Elekta has put access to quality care in underserved regions at the heart of its strategic growth plan

Diamond alignment makes high-pressure magnetometry of superconductors possible

New technique allows NV centres to be used in diamond anvil cells

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Neural prosthetic aims to boost memory

Battle for the skies: US insists GMT and TMT telescopes must vie for funding

Evidence for ‘quark coalescence’ found in LHC collisions

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Radio astronomy: from amateur roots to worldwide groups

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FRIB finds five new isotopes in platinum fragments

Matter–antimatter gas of positronium is laser cooled

Increasing access to radiotherapy: playing the long game

Diamond alignment makes high-pressure magnetometry of superconductors possible

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