Neutron anomaly might point to dark matter
"Dark decay" could leave traces in existing experiments
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"Dark decay" could leave traces in existing experiments
Read article: Neutron anomaly might point to dark matter
A new Monte Carlo model calculates absolute doses delivered by kilovoltage intra-operative X-ray sources
Read article: More accurate dosimetry for electronic brachytherapy
An automated fabrication scheme could speed the creation of 'heart-on-a-chip' platforms to test new drugs
Read article: ‘Heart-on-a-chip’ process could speed up drug testing
Jon Cartwright examines some of the technologies that are helping blind physicists to progress in and contribute to the subject
Read article: Physics in the dark
Long-term exposure to PM2.5 now causes nearly 90% more deaths worldwide than in 1960
Read article: Concentration of small air pollution particles has risen by more than one-third
Most funding reaches areas with higher incomes, study finds
Read article: How well did subsidies for solar panels on US homes work?
Quantum processor named after Alaska’s Tangled Lakes
Read article: Intel unveils 49-qubit superconducting chip
UC Davis researchers report continued progress on their development of a total-body PET/CT scanner
Follow-on versions of GRACE and ICESat due for launch this year
Read article: New satellites set to eye up Earth’s ice and water
The Turing Guide comprehensively covers the work and life of Alan Turing, and is a testament to his lasting legacy, says Google’s vice-president Vint Cerf
Read article: The man behind the machine