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MR-guided radiotherapy in a day: a one-stop-shop treatment for lung tumours

A one-stop-shop service sees lung cancer patients receive consultation, treatment simulation and planning, and MR-guided stereotactic ablative radiotherapy in a single day

The role of electrochemistry in Canada’s plan to manage nuclear waste

The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic and Hiden Analytical, looks at the electrochemical studies that support Canada’s plan to safely contain and isolate used nuclear fuel

Innovative femtosecond lasers for multiphoton applications

HÜBNER Photonics explores the underlying physics involved in ultrashort femtosecond lasers

Neural network verifies proton dose directly from PET detector data

Researchers use deep learning to map proton dose directly from the low-count data of a compact PET detector

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Six-qubit silicon quantum processor sets a record

Advances in calibration routines and device fabrication lead to high-fidelity operations

Monitor your comprehensive MRI performance with the QUASAR™ MRgRT Insight Phantom

Modus QA explores the advanced features of the MRgRT Insight Phantom

Cosmic muons probe the interiors of tropical cyclones

Imaging technique could be used to improve storm forecasts

3D printing set-up for novel die designs

A tour of the frontiers of printing

Joe McEntee explores the multidisciplinary work of the UK’s Centre for Print Research

Artificial intelligence simplifies calculations of electronic properties

Machine learning reduces 100,000 equations to just four

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German nanotechnology specialist attocube offers scanning probe microscopes to study the behaviour of complex magnetic nanostructures at ultralow temperatures

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MR-guided radiotherapy in a day: a one-stop-shop treatment for lung tumours

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