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Proton therapy at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital

Proton arc therapy eliminates hard-to-treat cancer with minimal side effects

Patient with rare cancer is the first in the US to be treated with highly accurate step-and-shoot proton arc therapy

Superconducting microwires detect high-energy particles

New detector offers temporal and spatial precision

What is meant by neuromorphic computing – a webinar debate

Join the audience for a live webinar on 18 June 2025 sponsored by IOP Publishing's journal, Neuromorphic Computing and Engineering

Madeline Berrow from the University of Nottingham

Bacteria-killing paint could dramatically improve hospital hygiene

A novel antimicrobial coating can be applied to a range of surfaces to destroy bacteria and viruses

Pile of unfinished paperwork on an academic's desk

Why I stopped submitting my work to for-profit publishers

Jonte Hance reveals why they stopped reviewing and submitting articles to for-profit publishers

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Visual assistance system helps blind people navigate

A wearable navigation assistance system combines visual, audio and haptic senses to assist visually impaired people with daily life tasks

Subtle quantum effects dictate how some nuclei break apart

Asymmetric fission landscape emerges from nuclear shell effects

New coronagraph pushes exoplanet discovery to the quantum limit

Technique could also give optical communications a boost

Five-body recombination could cause significant loss from atom traps

Efimov states could be used to build molecules and achieve nuclear fusion

Illustration showing an orange sphere hovering in space within a dark blue hemispherical curved mirror. A standing light wave, shown in red, reflects from the mirror and a stream of information, represented by 1s and 0s written in a wavelike form, radiates outward

Quantum effect could tame noisy nanoparticles by rendering them invisible

Theoretical proposal suggests a way of eliminating backaction noise in nanoparticles levitated with light

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Proton arc therapy eliminates hard-to-treat cancer with minimal side effects

Superconducting microwires detect high-energy particles

What is meant by neuromorphic computing – a webinar debate

Bacteria-killing paint could dramatically improve hospital hygiene

Why I stopped submitting my work to for-profit publishers

Visual assistance system helps blind people navigate

Subtle quantum effects dictate how some nuclei break apart

New coronagraph pushes exoplanet discovery to the quantum limit

Five-body recombination could cause significant loss from atom traps

Quantum effect could tame noisy nanoparticles by rendering them invisible

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