Nanowire transistor array as touch-sensitive as human skin
Sensors could be used in robotics and for touch-sensitive electronics
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Smartphone eye test for the developing world
A novel medical technology from the MIT Media Lab
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Fighting cancer with mathematics
Drawing up proton-therapy plans with multicriteria treatment planning
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Proton therapy teams up with PET imaging
Reducing the uncertainties in proton therapy
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Targeting tumours
A new approach to proton therapy involves targeting tumours with a "pencil beam"
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A pioneering approach to cancer treatment
Thomas Bortfeld describes the cutting-edge cancer treatments available at Massachusetts General Hospital
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Holographic imaging technique looks through flames
Method could be used by firefighters, as well as in biomedical monitors
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How can we engineer human tissue?
Mehdi Nikkhah explains the general principles of tissue engineering
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Diamond downsizes classical MRI and NMR
Molecular samples detected and imaged at room temperature
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Pulsed lasers could make proton therapy more accessible
System could also be used to study ultrafast chemistry
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