Read article: Conductive hydrogel could repair damaged peripheral nerves
A stretchable and conductive hydrogel could be used to treat serious injuries to peripheral nerves
Read article: ‘Quintuple point’ material defies 150-year-old thermodynamics rule
Simulated colloid-polymer mixture exists in five different phases at once, rather than the three allowed under the Gibbs phase rule
Read article: Rippling graphene harvests thermal energy
New technology could deliver “clean, limitless, low-voltage power for small devices”
Read article: Supercooled water is stable in two different forms
New measurements show that extremely cold water has both a high-density and a low-density phase
Read article: In vivo dosimetry should play a pivotal role in radiation therapy
In vivo dosimetry can detect treatment errors and ensure the accurate and safe delivery of radiotherapy, so why is it not used more in the clinic?
Read article: Optical receiver for space communications has ‘unprecedented’ sensitivity
New technology could benefit space missions and LIDAR
Read article: Accretion, not colliding spaghetti, flares up as star is devoured by black hole
Outflow at 10,000 km/s created extremely bright flare
Read article: Software tool for MRI predicts motor development disorders in preterm babies
Biomarker can identify risks such as cerebral palsy
Read article: Sodium nanofluid helps extract heavy oil
New technique shows high efficiency in laboratory tests and could reduce the use of fossil fuels in oil extraction
Read article: Very high-energy electrons could treat tumours deep within the body
Radiotherapy using beams of very high-energy electrons could treat large, deep-seated tumours while sparing healthy tissue
