Read article: Biomolecules imaged at record-breaking resolution using localization atomic force microscopy
New technique gives insights into molecular processes at the angstrom scale
Read article: Acoustoelectronic nanotweezers manoeuvre minute particles
Hybrid nanotweezers can manipulate biological nanoparticles on a microscopic scale
Read article: Cosmic-ray threat to quantum computing greater than previously thought
Shielding and design changes needed to prevent hard-to-correct qubit errors
Read article: Solar radio waves could help monitor glacier thickness
Passive radar system offers energy and cost savings over existing methods
Read article: New material breaks low-thermal-conductivity record
Designer inorganic solid conducts heat almost as poorly as air
Read article: PET imaging tracks ingested microplastics in mice
Researchers trace the distribution and clearance of radiolabelled microplastics in mice, to help understand how microplastics interact with the body
Read article: Twisted trilayer graphene could be a spin-triplet superconductor
Material is resilient to high magnetic fields
Read article: Ice microfibres are super flexible and springy
Flexible ice microfibres could be used to create environmental sensors, as low-loss optical waveguides or to study ice physics
Read article: Fizzy water droplets levitate at room temperature
New, frostier version of the Leidenfrost effect could have industrial applications
Read article: Transfer-learning models detect COVID-19 from lung CT images
A new deep-learning framework achieves up to 97% accuracy in detecting SARS-CoV-2 infection from patient lung scans
