Visible-light lasers shrink to chip scale
The first tuneable and narrow-linewidth chip-scale devices could find use in quantum optics, bioimaging and laser displays
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Interactions between ultracold molecules controlled by physicists
Discoveries opens new possibilities for controlling chemical reactions
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Colloidal mixture exists in up to six phases at once
Finding could help scientists predict the phase stability of materials like paint and mayonnaise
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Smart stitches could prevent infections at surgical sites
An antimicrobial suture containing iodine carbon nanoparticles can be imaged in the body using CT scanning, enabling wound monitoring after surgery while preventing infection
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Nonlinear resonator breaks dynamic optical nonreciprocity
New technique could be important for applications in photon-based information processing
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New type of fractal emerges in spin ices
Finding could have applications in magnetocaloric materials, spintronics, information storage and even quantum computing
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Quantum processors still struggle to simulate complex molecules
Latest results show that classical computers retain an edge when simulating quantum chemistry problems – at least for now
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Competing pacemakers create distinctive triplets in heartbeats
Experiment and model could lead to improved diagnoses of ectopic arrythmia
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Could next-generation perovskite detectors improve clinical X-ray imaging?
Virtual trials based on three clinical CT systems reveal the potential benefits of incorporating low-cost perovskite detectors
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Dose tracking during radiotherapy could enable safer cancer treatments
Ionizing radiation acoustic imaging can monitor dose deposition during radiotherapy, helping to guide treatments in real time
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