New bolometer could lead to better cryogenic quantum technologies
System can be easily calibrated
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IceCube detects high-energy neutrinos from within the Milky Way
Observing the Milky Way galaxy in particles rather than light opens up a new avenue of multimessenger astronomy
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Synchrotron X-rays image a single atom
Imaging advance will have important implications in many areas of science, including medical and environmental research
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Photon-counting CT improves cardiac imaging in infants with heart defects
At a similar radiation dose, photon-counting CT offers better image quality than dual-source CT in babies and infants with suspected congenital heart defects
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Pulsar timing irregularities reveals hidden gravitational-wave background
Results from radio telescopes worldwide show that the universe is undulating with a background commotion of gravitational waves
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Innovative devices ramp the resolution of PET imaging
The SNMMI annual meeting saw researchers highlight novel techniques for improving the performance of PET scanners
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Applied magnetic field flips a material’s thermal expansion
New technique could be an alternative to chemical substitution for regulating the expansion of magnetic materials
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Wearable scanner measures brain function in people on the move
A wearable MEG system combined with matrix coil magnetic shielding enables brain scanning while people stand and walk around
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IBM’s 127-qubit processor shows quantum advantage without error correction
Quantum error mitigation used to calculate 2D Ising model
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Lined-up quantum dots become highly conductive
Semiconducting nanostructures behave like metals when placed in quasi-two-dimensional superlattices
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