Desktop air curtain could block viral spread in hospitals
A desktop air curtain system could protect healthcare workers from exposure to infectious diseases
Read article: Desktop air curtain could block viral spread in hospitals
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A desktop air curtain system could protect healthcare workers from exposure to infectious diseases
Read article: Desktop air curtain could block viral spread in hospitals
The ESTRO 2022 closing session saw five experts debate which innovations will have the greatest impact in radiotherapy by 2030
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Jan Lagendijk wins ESTRO’s 2022 Breur Award in recognition of his major contribution to radiotherapy
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An imaging system based on techniques developed for space observation allows simultaneous imaging of multiple radionuclides in vivo
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VitreaLab co-founder Jonas Zeuner discusses the company’s unique laser-lit chip technology and how it enables high-performance, power-efficient displays
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Surface measurements of Cherenkov light emitted during molecular radiation therapy could be used to develop a new dosimetry technique
Read article: Cherenkov light could enable dosimetry of molecular radiation therapy
A flexible optogenetic device enables simultaneous optical stimulation at multiple regions in the brain
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Attendees at the APS March Meeting heard about some of the latest medical applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning
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With the acquisition of VALO Innovations in the final quarter of last year, HÜBNER Photonics has added ultrashort-pulse fibre lasers to an already diverse product offering
Read article: Femtosecond fibre lasers get ready to shine as HÜBNER Photonics eyes ultrafast markets
Proof-of-concept demonstration that ultrasound can stimulate retinal neurons provides a step towards a non-invasive retinal prosthesis to treat blindness
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