Read article: Society opens up electrochemical research
The Electrochemical Society's annual Free the Science Week is part of a longer term ambition to make all of the research in its publications free to read
Read article: Femtosecond fibre lasers get ready to shine as HÜBNER Photonics eyes ultrafast markets
With the acquisition of VALO Innovations in the final quarter of last year, HÜBNER Photonics has added ultrashort-pulse fibre lasers to an already diverse product offering
Read article: Imaging innovation sharpens the view for radiotherapy clinics
Acquiring CT data at two different energies improves the quality of images used for radiotherapy treatment planning and offers an insight into functional processes inside the body
Read article: APOLLO lasers ensure precise, repeatable patient positioning in the treatment room
The APOLLO laser system from LAP helps the medical physics team to prioritize patient safety while streamlining the radiation oncology workflow
Read article: Experts debate the possible paths to human-like AI
A stellar line-up of computer designers and bioengineers will go head-to-head in a virtual debate that will explore whether the biological brain should influence the design of future AI systems
Read article: Battery analysis underpins future gains in performance and lifetime
Thermal measurements reveal the complex electrochemical behaviour inside a lithium-ion battery
Read article: Anthropomorphic STEEV phantom underpins independent auditing of SRS programmes
The STEEV phantom from CIRS gives medical physicists an end-to-end QA solution for commissioning and treatment verification of their stereotactic radiosurgery systems
Read article: Independent QA: catching, understanding and correcting errors before radiotherapy begins
Independent QA not only ensures delivery of intended therapeutic dose, it drives continuous improvement in patient safety by rooting out systematic machine and workflow errors
Read article: Structural batteries put multifunctional materials to the test
Designing structural components that can power an electric vehicle requires a comprehensive testing regime
Read article: Plastic scintillation detectors ready to shine as FLASH radiotherapy gathers momentum
Canadian technology start-up Medscint is working with customers to develop a new generation of real-time, small-field dosimetry solutions based on plastic scintillation detectors
