THz technology: a new take on cancer imaging
How can terahertz imaging transition into an effective clinical tool for cancer diagnostics?
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UHV Design advances bellows-free drive for critical beamline applications at CERN
Spring-loaded magnetically-coupled device provides a fail-safe solution that could reduce unscheduled downtime due to loss of ultrahigh vacuum
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Delivering on healthcare’s innovation agenda
Transitioning healthcare innovations from early studies through regulatory approval to clinical applications requires dedicated support and guidance
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Precision multi-lesion phantom sharpens stereotactic radiosurgery
Patient QA device allows medical physicists to accurately plan high-dose radiation treatment that targets multiple brain metastases at the same time
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Neural networks, explained
Janelle Shane outlines the promises and pitfalls of machine-learning algorithms based on the structure of the human brain
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The rise and rise of cryogenic electron microscopy
The field of structural biology is entering a new era thanks to advances in cryogenic electron microscopy
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Physical versus chemical paradigms play off in nanomedicine
In the highly specific realm of nanomedicine physical and chemical mechanisms vy for maximum efficacy
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UK’s access to European funding under threat from ‘third-country’ status
The European Commission has called for €100bn to be spent on its next seven-year funding programme dubbed Horizon Europe
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Steven Chu talks nanoparticles, cell tracking and ultrasound at Lindau
The 68th Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting saw Steven Chu present the latest work of his Stanford laboratory in biomolecular and biomedical imaging
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Physicists target the dark photon
Edwin Cartlidge looks at a new experiment that is designed to hunt for hypothetical particles such as the “dark photon”
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