A dedicated symposium at the Joint AAPM|COMP Virtual Meeting examined a range of novel low-cost healthcare systems
Read article: Affordable medical physics technologies tackle global health disparities
Physicists in China are beginning to return to the lab following the COVID-19 pandemic, but many of their projects face delays, as Ling Xin reports
Read article: Physics in China attempts to rise from the pandemic
ICEoxford’s emphasis on versatile product design, rapid cool-down and a high degree of automation eases the path to ultralow temperatures
Read article: Cryogenic innovation: ramping up research productivity at ultralow temperatures
Lawmakers are seeking to change the remit of the National Science Foundation so that it focuses more on the commercialization of research
Read article: Bipartisan bill aims to revamp National Science Foundation
Customer-centric innovation is helping US manufacturer Kimball Physics to prosper
Read article: The secrets of success in electron and ion optics
Ocean Insight’s Liquid Transmission Measurement System (LTMS) provides real-time, in-line monitoring of liquid colouring and coating applications used across the consumer electronics and food proces...
Read article: In-line spectral monitoring gets ready to shine
By leveraging innovations in ultrastable lasers, accurate phase detection and timing synchronization, Menlo Systems’ femtosecond fibre lasers provide a core enabling technology for large-scale resea...
Read article: Femtosecond photonics: precision meets robustness
As the US-based Allegheny Health Network gears up to treat patients with its first Elekta Unity MR-Linac system, its radiation oncology team is benefiting from the collective experience of other early...
Read article: Elekta Unity: the win-win of learning through collaboration
Cryogenics specialist ICEoxford has reinforced its international reputation for product innovation with a 2020 Queen’s Award for Enterprise
Read article: Some like it cold: cryogenic innovation forges quantum opportunities
Widely tunable continuous-wave lasers based on OPO technology ease qubit characterization
Read article: Tunable light speeds up the search for the perfect qubit
