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Dedicated vs multi-purpose SRS delivery platforms: is good enough, good enough?

ZAP Surgical Systems explores a contemporary benchmarking study of SRS delivery technology

Great gaffe in the sky: the erroneous physics behind The Dark Side of the Moon

Uncovering the physics inconsistencies of the ground-breaking Pink Floyd album cover

Photons from nuclear clock transition are seen at long last

Breakthrough could lead to new experiments in fundamental physics

Surface plasmon polaritons launched by nano-emitters are imaged in the near field

Tip-enhanced nanospectroscopy reveals quasiparticle standing waves

Telescope in the ASTRI mini-array at the Teide Observatory

Silicon photomultipliers: gearing up for applications in gamma-ray astronomy

Silicon photomultipliers will provide a core enabling technology in the Cherenkov Telescope Array, the world’s largest and most sensitive gamma-ray observatory

Dynamic nuclear polarization: how a technique from particle physics is transforming medical imaging

Jack Miller looks at the power of “dynamic nuclear polarization” in medicine

Microwave photons are entangled with optical photons

New scheme could improve superconductor-based quantum computers

Trapped in ice: the surprisingly high levels of artificial radioactive isotopes found in glaciers

New research shows that glaciers harbour a surprisingly large concentration of toxic nuclear materials, which poses risks as the glaciers melt

Pacemakers, defibrillators not affected by high-power electric vehicle chargers

Cardiovascular researchers found no instances of electromagnetic interference from high-power electric vehicle chargers in individuals with cardiac devices

Accelerating cavity isolated on black background

Behind the scenes of science museums

Andrew Robinson reviews Curious Devices and Mighty Machines: Exploring Science Museums by Samuel J M M Alberti

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Dedicated vs multi-purpose SRS delivery platforms: is good enough, good enough?

Great gaffe in the sky: the erroneous physics behind The Dark Side of the Moon

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Surface plasmon polaritons launched by nano-emitters are imaged in the near field

Silicon photomultipliers: gearing up for applications in gamma-ray astronomy

Dynamic nuclear polarization: how a technique from particle physics is transforming medical imaging

Microwave photons are entangled with optical photons

Trapped in ice: the surprisingly high levels of artificial radioactive isotopes found in glaciers

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Behind the scenes of science museums

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