A 50-strong team of female guest editors has produced a focus issue of the Journal of The Electrochemical Society that highlights the scientific contributions of women in electrochemistry
Read article: Women in electrochemistry put science first
Will quantum computing really be “bigger than fire”, as a speaker at a recent conference claimed? Margaret Harris examines the evidence
Read article: The quantum hype cycle, revisited
The ESTRO 2022 closing session saw five experts debate which innovations will have the greatest impact in radiotherapy by 2030
Read article: A glimpse into the future of radiation therapy
Nanopositioning specialist Queensgate and the UK’s National Physical Laboratory (NPL) have forged a productive collaboration yielding a good-practice implementation model for Queensgate’s in-house...
Read article: Innovation in optical interferometry: the secret of success in nanopositioning QA
Elekta’s treatment planning system Monaco enables the clinical team to successfully implement adaptive radiotherapy (ART) workflows on the Versa HD linac
Read article: Monaco’s triggered adaptive workflow: a catalyst for clinical innovation in ART
The cryogenics industry has a fundamental role to play in crafting the conceptual design for the UK’s Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production facility
Read article: Realizing the STEP fusion dream will require cryogenic innovation at scale and at pace
Scientists in China have begun a transformation of the Beijing Electron Positron Collider that could pave the way for a future Higgs factory
Read article: China’s premier particle collider set for major upgrade
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: Society opens up electrochemical research
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: Femtosecond fibre lasers get ready to shine as HÜBNER Photonics eyes ultrafast markets
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: Imaging innovation sharpens the view for radiotherapy clinics
