Read article: 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
Read article: 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
Read article: 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
Read article: Electrons accelerated by firing lasers into nanophotonic cavities
Accelerator-on-a-chip could find use in medicine and industry
Read article: 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
Read article: 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
Read article: Surprising link discovered between fast radio bursts and earthquakes
Researchers find similarities with fast radio bursts and how earthquakes produce secondary aftershocks following a tremor
Read article: NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission slammed by independent review panel
Independent Review Board finds 2028 launch date “impossible” to meet
Read article: Controlling quantum biological electron tunnelling could help brain cancer patients
A technique based on modulating quantum processes inside human cells could improve treatment for glioblastoma
Read article: Beyond a ‘man’s world’: patriarchs, matriarchs and the quest for gender equality
Isabel Rabey reviews The Patriarchs: How Men Came to Rule by Angela Saini
