A briefing at the House of Commons highlights the unique challenges digitalization in healthcare raises, and the solutions AI and machine learning technologies may bring
Read article: Can digital healthcare technologies resolve the challenges they bring?
The POP-ART RT study is investigating how adaptive and real-time radiotherapy strategies are being used in clinical practice
Read article: POP-ART RT evaluates prevalence of adaptive and real-time radiotherapy
Seven countries sign the SKA's convention to become founding members of the observatory
Read article: Convention signed to establish governing body for the Square Kilometre Array
The Japan-based electron–positron collider will soon begin taking data to with the aim of spotting physics beyond the Standard Model
Read article: Major revamp complete at SuperKEKB particle-physics facility
While the Japanese government says it "expresses an interest" in the $7.5bn International Linear Collider it does not say whether it would host the machine
Read article: Disappointment as Japan fails to commit to hosting the International Linear Collider
Russian physicist made breakthrough that paved the way for laser-based technologies
Read article: Laser pioneer and Nobel laureate Zhores Alferov dies at 88
String theorist will take over from cosmologist Neil Turok to become Canadian institute’s third director
Read article: Robert Myers named as new director of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Physicists attending the APS March Meeting will have the opportunity to explore the latest innovations in scientific equipment and software
Read article: Equipment vendors offer novel solutions for physics research
Experiment would involve sending neutrinos from a Russian particle accelerator to a detector some 2500 km away in the Mediterranean Sea
Read article: Physicists propose huge European neutrino facility
Preferred sites to house an optical telescope include Mount Nyiro and Mount Kulal
Read article: Kenya eyes locations for the country’s first observatory
