Nuclear spin affects biological processes involving oxygen
Observations could give NMR studies a boost
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Projectile fusion reactor could generate much-needed medical isotopes
First Light Fusion is developing a low-cost inertial fusion power plant that could also be used to generate a range of essential medical isotopes
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Shapes are programmed to roll along specific downhill paths
Insights into “trajectoids” could lead to better qubits and NMR
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Brownian motion study shows real tears are more viscous than artificial ones
Technique could lead to improved treatments for dry eye syndrome and other medical conditions
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Fibre-optic sensing system measures strain, temperature and vibration
Simultaneous detection could improve how infrastructure is monitored
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Dual-wavelength technology deactivates antibiotic-resistant bacterium
A combination of far-UVC and blue light could contribute towards global efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance
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All-in-one chip combines laser and photonic waveguide for the first time
Integrated device could help miniaturize quantum computers based on atoms or ions
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Grating interferometry could enable earlier detection of breast cancer
Breast imaging using grating interferometry-based phase-contrast CT offers increased resolution for the same radiation dose
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Physicists track biochemical reactions in Darwin’s ‘warm little ponds’
Femtosecond-scale observations of ionizing urea molecules in an aqueous environment could shed light on the origins of life
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Quantum fluctuations are controlled for the first time, say optics researchers
Work could benefit probabilistic optical computing
Read article: Quantum fluctuations are controlled for the first time, say optics researchers
