Read article: Fish save energy by swimming in schools
Fish save energy by swimming in schools
Kármán vortices shed by leading fish help followers generate thrust
Read article: Fish save energy by swimming in schools
Read article: ‘Hell-like’ exoplanet experiences rocky rain and supersonic wind
‘Hell-like’ exoplanet experiences rocky rain and supersonic wind
Huge temperature gradient on tidally locked exoplanet K2-141b creates complex interactions in its atmosphere
Read article: Gold nanotubes and infrared light could treat asbestos-related cancer
Gold nanotubes and infrared light could treat asbestos-related cancer
Gold nanotubes can enter mesothelioma cells and destroy them when heated with infrared laser light
Read article: Optical clock sets new constraints on dark matter
Optical clock sets new constraints on dark matter
Devices could be put on satellites to create Earth-sized detector
Read article: Organic photodiodes rival silicon devices
Organic photodiodes rival silicon devices
Large-area low-noise structures detect faint visible light
Read article: Focused ultrasound treatments target childhood cancers
Focused ultrasound treatments target childhood cancers
Researchers are developing a range of focused ultrasound applications to improve treatments of paediatric cancers
Read article: Terahertz laser leaves the lab
Terahertz laser leaves the lab
New design reduces electron “leakage” in quantum cascade lasers and could bring terahertz imaging into wider use
Read article: Metal–organic magnets break records
Metal–organic magnets break records
Novel lightweight materials have magnetic ordering temperatures and coercivities comparable to commercially available inorganic magnets
Read article: Focused ultrasound tackles brain tumours in a myriad ways
Focused ultrasound tackles brain tumours in a myriad ways
The field of focused ultrasound is growing fast, and research into its use in brain cancer is growing exponentially
Read article: Twisted spirals of 2D materials grow on curved surfaces
Twisted spirals of 2D materials grow on curved surfaces
New method does away with the need to stack and twist layers of 2D materials manually
