Ultra-low-cost, hand-powered centrifuge is inspired by whirligig toy
Device can separate blood into its component parts
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Flash Physics: New solar-energy model, Persis Drell named Stanford provost, gas sensors in a jiffy
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Flash Physics: Opportunity Rover goes crater diving, new deputy director of US Department of Energy, underwater transistors
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Laser spectroscopy determines sex of a chicken egg
New technique could improve animal welfare
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Sweatband measures tiny electrical signals in perspiration
Wearable sensors monitor physiology and health in almost real time
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New type of sound wave boosts drug delivery
Surface-reflected bulk waves could be used in nebulizing inhalers
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Portable brain scanner allows PET in motion
Scanner records high-resolution images of structures deep within the brain
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New laser could spot signs of cancer in exhaled breath
High-power infrared device captures molecular fingerprints
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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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