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Effective teaching in large STEM classes

IOP Publishing explores more effective approaches to teaching large STEM classes

Sound waves in air deflect intense laser pulses

Acousto-optic Bragg grating preserves quality of laser beam

Three-qubit computing platform is made from electron spins

Scanning tunnelling microscope assembles and operates quantum gates

Quality assurance of MRI-guided radiotherapy systems

Sun Nuclear explores MRI-guided radiotherapy quality assurance

What can postage stamps tell us about the history of nuclear physics?

Ian Briggs looks at how the history of nuclear physics is captured in postage stamps

Stereotactic ablative radiotherapy for lung cancer

Personalized lung cancer radiotherapy proves safer, more effective

Individualized stereotactic ablative radiotherapy for early-stage non-small cell lung cancer provides excellent tumour control with low toxicity

The biannual meetings of The Electrochemical Society

Scientific meetings catalyse research success

Despite today's world of remote working, Stanley Whittingham and Iryna Zenyuk believe that scientific meetings from The Electrochemical Society play a vital role in driving research progress

Electrons accelerated by firing lasers into nanophotonic cavities

Accelerator-on-a-chip could find use in medicine and industry

The Roberts Proton Therapy Center in Philadelphia

Proton therapy on an upward trajectory while FLASH treatment schemes get ready to shine

Innovation in proton therapy was front-and-centre at the ASTRO Annual Meeting, along with advances in other cutting-edge modalities

Could a different approach have saved the Superconducting Super Collider?

Michael Riordan argues that if the US had a more conservative strategy when building the SSC, the history of particle physics could have been different

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Sound waves in air deflect intense laser pulses

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Scientific meetings catalyse research success

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Proton therapy on an upward trajectory while FLASH treatment schemes get ready to shine

Could a different approach have saved the Superconducting Super Collider?

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