Reactor antineutrinos detected in pure water in an experimental first
SNO+ detected particles from reactors hundreds of kilometres away
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NPL introduces absolute dosimetry for FLASH proton beams
National Physical Laboratory metrologists have built a primary-standard proton calorimeter and used it to perform dosimetry on FLASH proton beams
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Compact linac generates ultrahigh-dose-rate X-rays for clinical FLASH radiotherapy
Researchers are developing a compact and economical FLASH radiotherapy machine suitable for hospital treatment rooms
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‘Bionic finger’ creates 3D maps of human tissue
A smart bionic finger can reconstruct three-dimensional subsurface profiles of complex human tissues and flexible electronics
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Ultrafast laser camera images combustion in real time
New device could shed fresh light on the processes that occur as hydrocarbons burn
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An expanding universe is simulated in a quantum droplet
Bose–Einstein condensate sheds light on cosmic evolution
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Novel imaging platform reveals the neuronal basis of a drifting mind
A new experimental platform combines functional MRI with calcium-sensitive photometry to study large-scale brain networks in rats
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Gravitational waves from merging black holes go nonlinear
New models could help put Einstein’s general relativity to the test
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Photoexcited electrons from fullerene help create high-speed switch
Quantum "turnout" device has a switching speed four to five orders of magnitude faster than that of current solid-state transistors
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Breakthrough in quantum error correction could lead to large-scale quantum computers
Errors can be reduced by increasing number of qubits
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