New proton detectors could lead to better cancer treatment
Sensors can track multiple protons in a therapeutic beam
Read article: New proton detectors could lead to better cancer treatment
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Sensors can track multiple protons in a therapeutic beam
Read article: New proton detectors could lead to better cancer treatment
A stunning visual history of Jodrell Bank Observatory, and its science-outreach staff are put to the test
Read article: Portrait of a radio icon
Books about Shakespearian science and how to rebuild a scientific civilization after an apocalypse, plus a new take on “Powers of Ten”, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat and Margaret Harris
Read article: The science of Shakespeare and his plays
Energy-efficient technique could be adapted for medical use
Jon Cartwright explains how laser anemometry could cut the cost of wind energy and boost its share of the world’s energy market
Read article: How a decades-old laser technology could boost the future of wind energy
Heiner Linke, director of the Nanometer Structure Consortium in Sweden, tells Matthew Chalmers about a new project to develop nanomaterials for energy
Read article: Swedish nano centre eyes up clean energy
Ultrathin polymer and nanostructured coatings are not only setting records for their ability to repel water, but also attracting significant commercial interest
Read article: Nanocoatings keep water at bay
Arabic science has long made valuable contributions to mathematics and astronomy, Jim Al-Khalili calls for reforms to foster another “golden age”
Read article: How to achieve a scientific ‘Arab spring’
How to test antigravity using Kuiper belt objects
Read article: Dwarf planet could illuminate the dark sector
Research could have biomedical applications
Read article: Relaxation and repulsion helps viruses pack DNA