Read article: RHK Technology plays the ‘long game’ in SPM
Customer-centric product innovation is helping US manufacturer RHK Technology to prosper at the cutting edge of surface science
Read article: Parallel workflows, multiplanar tracking: ViewRay takes MRgRT to the next level
MRgRT specialist ViewRay will showcase its MRIdian A3i treatment delivery system at the ASTRO Annual Meeting, with Miami Cancer Institute among the prominent early-adopters
Read article: Unified Sun Nuclear, CIRS product portfolio benefits clinical and research QA customers
Sun Nuclear has diversified its independent QA offering with the addition of CIRS tissue-simulation and phantom technologies
Read article: Magnetic force microscopy: investigating the physics of racetrack-memory devices
German nanotechnology specialist attocube offers scanning probe microscopes to study the behaviour of complex magnetic nanostructures at ultralow temperatures
Read article: Stability, flexibility, productivity: delivering user-centric innovation in cryogenics
Ultralow-vibration performance and operational flexibility are defining features of ICEoxford’s latest closed-cycle cryostat
Read article: Quantum science laboratories: architects create the platform for research impact
Architects and building designers must work closely with the scientific end-user and equipment manufacturers to create optimized laboratory environments for quantum research
Read article: National Ignition Facility’s laser-fusion milestone ignites debate
After failing to reproduce last year’s record-breaking fusion-energy shot, scientists at the US National Ignition Facility have gone back to the drawing board
Read article: US government calls time on open-access embargoes
The US government has called for all government-funded research to be made freely available to read immediately after publication.
Read article: Quantum hackers tackle real-world problems
The UK’s first quantum computing hackathon challenged teams of students and early-career scientists to devise novel quantum solutions to real-life problems
Read article: Solid-state amplifiers power up rare-isotope facility
The Facility of Rare Isotope Beams at Michigan State University exploits transistor-based power amplifiers to generate intense beams
