Crystal phase-transitions keep babies in third-world countries warm
Researchers develop non-electric incubating blankets for use in villages
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Bringing the human eye into focus
New imaging technique resolves the rods and cones at the back of the eye
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Liquid droplets create logic circuits
Magnetic fluids could drive large-scale parallel chemical analysis
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Tunable plasmon laser could sniff out cancer
Liquid gain material could turn tiny lasers into chemical and biological sensors
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Acoustic topological insulator could hide submarines
Hearing aids could benefit from lattices of rotating cylinders
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Novel nanoparticle boosts six different medical-imaging techniques
Particle enables deep-tissue, PET and photoacoustic imaging, as well as CT scanning
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Talking maths
Samuli Siltanen demonstrates how mathematics can aid speech science
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The wonderful world of ultrasound
From levitating tiny balls to safeguarding bridges, ultrasound has more applications than you might think
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Nanoparticles open a new window into the brain
New imaging technique could help treat strokes, cancer and dementia
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Plasmonic chip diagnoses diabetes
Gold nanoparticles could help with early disease detection
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