Nuclear medicine Video New frontiers in medical physics Three new videos shine light on key topics in medical research Read article: New frontiers in medical physics
Ultrafast science Research update Cavity spectroscopy does carbon dating New technique is compact and low cost Read article: Cavity spectroscopy does carbon dating
Semiconductors and electronics Research update Hi-tech tattoos monitor brain waves Ultrathin electronics could help those with spinal-cord damage Read article: Hi-tech tattoos monitor brain waves
Lasers Research update Physicists create a living laser Device based on live biological material is a first Read article: Physicists create a living laser
Biomedical devices Video Bridging the gap between biology and electronics John Rogers believes that "tissue-like" electronic devices will open up new diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities in biomedicine Read article: Bridging the gap between biology and electronics
Nanomaterials Research update Plasmonic sensor detects viruses New technique could identify infectious diseases early on Read article: Plasmonic sensor detects viruses
Biomedical devices Research update Fluorescent beads illuminate sugar in blood Novel technique could offer a painless aid to diabetes sufferers Read article: Fluorescent beads illuminate sugar in blood
Semiconductors and electronics Research update Flexible LEDs bring light to fingertips Arrays of miniature LEDs illuminate surgical thread and aid drug delivery monitoring Read article: Flexible LEDs bring light to fingertips
Optical physics Research update Controlling heart beats with lasers Bird heart experiment brings optical pacemakers a step closer Read article: Controlling heart beats with lasers
Biomedical devices Research update Shining a light on diabetes New blood glucose sensor set to make finger-pricking a thing of the past Read article: Shining a light on diabetes