Rogue magnetic fields put the brakes on laser-driven protons
Upper limit on energy could be tough to beat
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Upper limit on energy could be tough to beat
Read article: Rogue magnetic fields put the brakes on laser-driven protons
Treknology and The Physics of Star Wars offer a fascinating and entertaining ride through the science and fiction of these two complimentary franchises, writes Andrew Glester
Read article: Boldly going to a galaxy far, far away
Waste can boost risk from microbes twentyfold
FDG-PET/CT scans predict chemotherapy outcomes in paediatric patients with osteosarcoma
Read article: FDG-PET predicts outcomes in paediatric osteosarcoma
Adam Micolich talks to Physics World about nanowires as the main challenges move from material discovery to applications
Read article: Nanowire research grows up
Swarms of midges exhibit many of the unusual characteristics of collective behaviour. Jennifer Ouellette meets one physicist who studies them with sound
Read article: Sounding out swarms
Reducing plastic waste could be better strategy than cleaning up, model reveals
Latest observation concurs with previous studies of the Milky Way and Andromeda
Read article: Satellite galaxies of Centaurus A defy dark-matter model
Arctic stratospheric ozone may alter sea-surface temperatures in North Pacific
Read article: Scientists discover new link to El Niño
Bursting oxygen-filled microbubbles within breast tumours increases oxygenation and almost triples radiosensitivity in animal models
Read article: Microbubbles increase tumour radiosensitivity