JWST spots ionized molecule that could be involved in the emergence of life
Elusive methyl cation detected in a planet-forming disc
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Multiplexed PET can image two radiotracers in a single scan
A reconstruction method that separates two PET isotopes increases the information attainable from a single diagnostic scan
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Why fungi could hold the key to eco-friendly, fire-resistant buildings
Motivated by the deadly Grenfell Tower fire and the drive for sustainable construction, two independent teams of researchers are developing new ways to exploit the fungus among us
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Astronomers announce haul of the shortest fast radio bursts ever discovered
Team finds eight extremely short, independent, bursts that last between five and 15 microseconds
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Soft-matter physics helps reveal whether cancers are likely to spread
Cell unjamming in breast tumours is found to correlate with the development of distant metastases
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Deep-learning model uses chest X-rays to detect heart disease
Artificial intelligence classifies cardiac functions and valvular heart diseases from widely available chest radiographs
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Two-faced white dwarf star leaves astronomers puzzled
Merger of two stellar remnants could explain a peculiar split between the star’s helium- and hydrogen-covered hemispheres
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New particle accelerator is driven by curved laser beams
Technique could make it easier to create multi-stage laser wakefield systems
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Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox gets a 1000-atom test
New experiment brings EPR thought experiment to reality for the first time in massive, many-particle systems
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In-beam PET provides the first glimpse of a proton FLASH beam
Researchers demonstrate the first use of an in-beam PET scanner for imaging and dosimetry of a proton FLASH beam
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