Read article: Deep learning can decrease radiation dose in paediatric CT scans
Applying deep learning-based image reconstruction to low-tube-voltage paediatric CT allows low-dose scans without degrading image quality
Read article: Friction does the heavy lifting in ropes and yarns
New research reveals how small twists multiply into massive frictional forces
Read article: Frequency multiplication of spin waves to gigahertz frequencies achieved in simple material
Spintronics could benefit from “remarkable” effect
Read article: New technique makes directional measurements of low-energy solar neutrinos
Combining scintillation and Cherenkov detectors could shed light on fusion in the Sun
Read article: Nanoparticle labelling enables accurate visualization of therapeutic T cells
Labelling CAR T cells with iron oxide nanoparticles enables in vivo multimodal imaging of their accumulation in tumours
Read article: Schwinger effect seen in graphene
New observations enable researchers to mimic cosmic physics in the laboratory
Read article: Machine learning makes its mark on medical imaging and therapy
Attendees at the APS March Meeting heard about some of the latest medical applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning
Read article: Nanophotonic patterns make scintillators shine brighter
Large increase in light output could lead to better medical imaging
Read article: ‘Quantum brakes’ slow water flow through carbon nanotubes
New theory suggests that a quantum version of friction plays an important role in nanoscale fluid dynamics
Read article: Quantum gravity gradient sensor used outdoors to find tunnel
Device contains two atomic clouds controlled by the same lasers
