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Self-propelling nanobots shrink bladder tumours in mice by 90%

A single dose of urea-powered radiolabelled nanobots reduced the size of bladder tumours in mice by 90%

Nanoparticles enhance locusts’ sense of smell

Research could lead to better chemical sensor

First editions: in pursuit of the original Kaye and Laby

Andrew Ferguson goes hunting for a piece of physics history

Tracking insect flight around an artificial light

Researchers solve mystery of why flying insects gather at artificial light

Tracking insects’ flight under a range of light conditions reveals that artificial lights confuse insects as to which way is up

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Semiconductor metrology: positioning is key

High-precision positioning technologies underpin the 3D optical metrology systems used in semiconductor manufacturing and applied research and development

Collaboration shapes prioritization within DESY’s quantum ecosystem

The head of the Center for Quantum Technology and Applications outlines plans to accelerate quantum science and technology developments at DESY

Analysing a thin slice of the Winchcombe meteorite

Advanced electron microscope finds UK meteorite fall contains life’s chemical precursors

The Winchcombe meteorite that fell to Earth in 2021 contained compounds that could be precursors to chemical building blocks of life

Breaking barriers: embracing neurodiversity in neutron science

Adam Berlie wants neurodivergent scientists to develop careers that reflect their unique strengths

First-in-human study reveals potential of biology-guided radiotherapy

SCINTIX therapy on the RefleXion X1 radiotherapy system uses real-time positron emission tomography to guide radiation delivery

Kink in cosmic ray spectrum puzzles astrophysicists

Observation suggests a need to rethink origins of cosmic rays

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Self-propelling nanobots shrink bladder tumours in mice by 90%

Nanoparticles enhance locusts’ sense of smell

First editions: in pursuit of the original Kaye and Laby

Researchers solve mystery of why flying insects gather at artificial light

Semiconductor metrology: positioning is key

Collaboration shapes prioritization within DESY’s quantum ecosystem

Advanced electron microscope finds UK meteorite fall contains life’s chemical precursors

Breaking barriers: embracing neurodiversity in neutron science

First-in-human study reveals potential of biology-guided radiotherapy

Kink in cosmic ray spectrum puzzles astrophysicists

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