Read article: Convection enhances heat transport in sea ice
Convection enhances heat transport in sea ice
New mathematical framework could allow for more accurate climate models
Read article: Convection enhances heat transport in sea ice
Read article: Short-range order always appears in new type of alloy
Short-range order always appears in new type of alloy
New insights into hidden atomic ordering could help in the development of more robust alloys
Read article: Thermal dissipation decoheres qubits
Thermal dissipation decoheres qubits
Superconducting quantum bits release their energy into their environment as photons
Read article: Air-powered computers make a comeback
Air-powered computers make a comeback
Novel device contains a pneumatic logic circuit made from 21 microfluidic valves
Read article: Vortex cannon generates toroidal electromagnetic pulses
Vortex cannon generates toroidal electromagnetic pulses
Electromagnetic vortex pulses could be employed for information encoding, high-capacity communication and more
Read article: Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells
Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells
New therapy kills cancerous cells while stimulating growth of new healthy bone
Read article: Adaptive deep brain stimulation reduces Parkinson’s disease symptoms
Adaptive deep brain stimulation reduces Parkinson’s disease symptoms
An intelligent self-adjusting brain pacemaker could improve the quality-of-life for those living with Parkinson’s disease
Read article: Dark-matter decay could have given ancient supermassive black holes a boost
Dark-matter decay could have given ancient supermassive black holes a boost
Calculations suggest photons may have warmed gas clouds
Read article: New superconductor has record breaking current density
New superconductor has record breaking current density
Rare-earth barium copper oxide structure also has the highest pinning force ever reported
Read article: Magnetically controlled prosthetic hand restores fine motion control
Magnetically controlled prosthetic hand restores fine motion control
The first user of a myokinetic prosthesis was able to perform everyday actions such as pouring water into a glass, opening a jar, tying shoelaces and grasping fragile objects
