New microscope peers deep into tissue
Technique could boost research into atherosclerosis
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Camera fits on the head of a pin
Microscopic device can be made for a few pennies
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NMR spectroscopy without the ‘M’
Researchers do away with the magnets that are usually needed for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
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Medical isotope shortages could become commonplace
Nuclear Energy Agency report warns of processing bottlenecks
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Absence of evidence
Peter Williams weighs up a controversial book challenging the convention that there is no safe level of radiation
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Medical lasers: diagnose, treat, cure
The laser at 50: the laser is a major force in medicine and one that's set to play a pivotal role in the diagnosis and treatment of early-stage disease, says Brian Pog...
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Neural interactions point to post-traumatic stress disorder
Analysis of SQUID signals could help with difficult diagnoses
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Spins spotted in room-temperature silicon
Physicists pass important milestone in spintronics
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Threats to ultra-high-field MRI
A new European directive designed to prevent workers from being exposed to high magnetic fields could potentially have a severe impact on research into magnetic resonance imaging, warns Denis...
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Lasers look inside human bones
Spectroscopy could help medics detect bone disease
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