Read article: New theory links supermassive black holes and dark energy
The monstrous black holes at the heart of every galaxy could be the source of dark energy, the force accelerating the expansion of the universe
Read article: New approach retrains deep neural networks to deal with changes in complex systems
Research could help us understand how weather is affected by climate change
Read article: Advanced electron microscopy: new paradigms for studying nanomaterials
Available to watch now, IUVSTA explores the progress achieved by electron microscopy instruments and methods to aid the study of nanomaterials
Read article: Adaptive fractionation pushes the boundaries of MR-guided radiotherapy
Researchers are studying new ways to deliver adaptive radiotherapy by adjusting prescription doses on the day of treatment, an approach called adaptive fractionation
Read article: New single-photon detector targets high-speed quantum communications
Device uses 32 superconducting nanowires
Read article: Science needs structural reform to tackle racism, says report
US National Academies report calls on US organizations to take measures to combat racism
Read article: Doomed to explode in a kilonova, rare star system is discovered by astronomers
“One in 10 billion” binary will one day shower the cosmos with heavy elements
Read article: Advances in in silico trials of medical products: evidence, methods and tools
This webinar sponsored by the IOP Publishing journal, Progress in Biomedical Engineering, explores the advances in in silico trials of medical products
Read article: Attosecond electron pulses are claimed as shortest ever
Creation and characterization of ultrashort pulses could improve electron microscopy
Read article: Wearable ultrasound sensor provides continuous cardiac imaging
A wearable imaging system that can even function during a workout could make long-term cardiac scanning accessible to a large population
