Pushy bacteria could shed light on tumour growth
Microbes multiply by pushing neighbours away, say physicists
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Is life on Earth unique?
Ray Jayawardhana explores the possibility of life on other worlds
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Detecting blood-iron levels with tiny diamonds
Novel biosensor can measure weak magnetic fields
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Diatoms bring the quantum effect to life
Alga exoskeleton used as a diffraction grating
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Neutron study aims to improve HIV drugs
Hydrogen-bonding sites, pinpointed by neutron crystallography, could improve antiretrovirals
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How do we see beneath the surface of tissue with light?
Bruce Tromberg describes the techniques for seeing beneath skin
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