New medical probe combines sound and electromagnetic induction
Technique could give doctors a “feel” for internal organs
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Technique could give doctors a “feel” for internal organs
Read article: New medical probe combines sound and electromagnetic induction
Mapping faults and monitoring seismicity could make storage less risky
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Energy-harvesting device taps into atmospheric humidity
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An intellectual history of Einstein's general theory of relativity, reviewed by Cormac O'Raifeartaigh
Read article: A century of general relativity
Government plans to prioritize excellent research
Read article: Portugal slashes funding for physics research
Force-carrying particles might solve "spin crisis"
Read article: Gluons get in on proton spin
Stan Reiss describes the financial challenges faced by spin-off companies
Read article: What is the valley of death?
Jeff Forshaw reviews "state of play" for various theories about the nature of dark matter and dark energy
Read article: Theories of the dark side
Contact electrification was wrongly ignored for decades, say researchers
Read article: Static electricity helps geckos get a grip
Technique allows warheads to be authenticated without giving away any secrets
Read article: Nuclear-inspection protocol inspired by game of marbles