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California’s water saving brings bonus effects

Greenhouse gas emissions and electricity usage also reduced

Bacteria engineered to have ultrasound signature

Gas vesicles make microbes stand-out in images

Illustration of a bacterium containing gas vesicles

European astroparticle physicists release 10-year vision

Astroparticle Physics European Consortium calls for increased spending on future facilities

Carbon dioxide can make useable fuel

Researchers turn greenhouse gas into rock and water into hydrogen

Waste kitchen foil yields hydrogen. Image: By Stu Spivack, via Wikimedia Commons

Water supercooled to record-breaking low temperature

New optical technique improves accuracy of temperature measurements

New Los Alamos boss insists US national security remains top focus for the lab

Geophysicist Terry Wallace takes over at Los Alamos National Laboratory

Wandering stars could reveal gravitational waves from supermassive black holes

Ultralow-frequency signals could be lurking in Gaia observations

What next for Fukushima?

With local residents still unable to return to their homes near the stricken Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear-power plant, Bruce Drinkwater and Rob Malkin describe their travels to Japan to see if ultrasonic arrays can image the reactor’s current condition

Photograph of workers outside the damaged unit 4 reactor building

Radiotherapy algorithm could reduce side effects

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a mathematical model for computing radiation treatments that could substantially reduce side effects, while delivering the same results as conventional radiotherapy (Phys. Med. Biol. 63 015036)

Dose distributions for a large liver lesion

Online correction improves robotic arm control

Identifying and correcting changes in neural firing rates during object interaction improves control of a brain–computer interface

Study authors from the University of Pittsburgh

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California’s water saving brings bonus effects

Bacteria engineered to have ultrasound signature

European astroparticle physicists release 10-year vision

Carbon dioxide can make useable fuel

Water supercooled to record-breaking low temperature

New Los Alamos boss insists US national security remains top focus for the lab

Wandering stars could reveal gravitational waves from supermassive black holes

What next for Fukushima?

Radiotherapy algorithm could reduce side effects

Online correction improves robotic arm control

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