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Could gravastars be nested inside one another like a Russian doll?

Hypothetical objects could be observed in gravitational waves

‘It can be a long road and that’s okay’ – Prineha Narang on going the distance in science

Prineha Narang, a computational materials physicist at UCLA, describes how she went from running on the track to running a cutting-edge research group

Magnetic microbots show promise for treating aneurysms and brain tumours

Researchers have developed magnetic coiling microfibre robots and used them to embolize arterial bleeding in a rabbit

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Ultraviolet dual-comb spectroscopy system counts single photons

New technique avoids high-powered lasers

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Modelling lung cells could help personalize radiotherapy

A computer model that reveals radiation damage at the cellular level could improve radiotherapy outcomes for lung cancer patients

Photonic metastructure does vector–matrix multiplication

Silicon-based device is less prone to hacking, designers say

Can a classical computer tell if a quantum computer is telling the truth?

Yes, say researchers who experimentally executed a protocol designed to do just that

Photo of the ion trap used in the experiment, taken through a port on the vacuum system

Lake Shore introduces the MeasureReady system for material and device research

Lake Shore's new system for ultra-low noise DC and AC source and measure performance for electrical measurement applications

Neural prosthetic aims to boost memory

An electronic prosthetic system stimulates the hippocampus and boosts image recall in some participants

Battle for the skies: US insists GMT and TMT telescopes must vie for funding

The NSF has been told to choose between the Giant Magellan Telescope and the Thirty Meter Telescope as a next-generation ground-based observatory

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Could gravastars be nested inside one another like a Russian doll?

‘It can be a long road and that’s okay’ – Prineha Narang on going the distance in science

Magnetic microbots show promise for treating aneurysms and brain tumours

Ultraviolet dual-comb spectroscopy system counts single photons

Modelling lung cells could help personalize radiotherapy

Photonic metastructure does vector–matrix multiplication

Can a classical computer tell if a quantum computer is telling the truth?

Lake Shore introduces the MeasureReady system for material and device research

Neural prosthetic aims to boost memory

Battle for the skies: US insists GMT and TMT telescopes must vie for funding

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