Splashing out against tumours
The physics of splashing water could lead to more effective cancer treatments
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NMR goes optical
New nuclear-magnetic resonance technique could produce real-time, high-resolution images of samples
Plasmas move into dentistry
Researchers develop a "plasma needle" that can kill oral bacteria
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LEDs target tumours
Portable scanner could be used for the early detection of breast cancer
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Silver clusters go magnetic
Simulations suggest that silver atoms become magnetic when arranged into clusters
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LEDs move into the ultraviolet
A diode that emits light at the shortest wavelength is made
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Incoherent boost for light surgery
Scientists have demonstrated a cheap alternative to laser surgery
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Live cells jetted with electric fields
Biophysicists develop technique to create jets of living cells
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Heavy ions damage DNA
New results could have implications for cancer therapy
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New pill gets a grip
New device could stop and start as it moves along the gut
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