Electric fields cause square droplets and liquid lattices to appear in oil mixtures
Effect could mimic swimming microbes
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EEG test could enable early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease
Fastball electroencephalography provides a new powerful way to assess memory response
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Ultralow-frequency neuromodulation safely relieves chronic pain
In a pilot trial, a novel treatment based on ultralow-frequency currents improved pain ratings by up to 90%, without causing side effects
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Car passengers could soon listen to personalized audio using a new acoustic algorithm
Loudspeaker array adapts to changes inside a car
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Ferroelectricity goes asymmetric
Researchers discover a new electronic effect
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Liquid flow is steered on surface inspired by conifer leaves
Fluids with high and low surface tensions move in different ways
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Moiré superlattice makes magic-angle laser
Researchers create a completely new laser design based on a graphene-like structure
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Head-mounted magnetic device shrinks brain tumour
A novel oncomagnetic device could pave the way towards a powerful new non-invasive therapy for glioblastoma
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Coughed particles float for longer in cold air, study suggests
Supercomputer study of “turbulent puffs” could boost our understanding of airborne disease spread
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Superconducting nanowire detectors accurately estimate blood flow in the brain
A novel spectroscopy system based on superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors can accurately estimate cerebral blood flow
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