Researchers combine strengths of two cutting-edge research tools to interpret long-term health outcomes among childhood cancer survivors
Read article: Updated heart model takes radiotherapy outcome research to new frontiers
Smoke-ring-like structures might have applications in energy-efficient 3D data storage and processing
Read article: 3D vortex rings appear in a bulk magnet
New technique could be useful for quantum information processing
Read article: Physicists fine tune chemical reaction rates for ultracold molecules
A low-cost, portable brain MRI scanner could be mounted in an ambulance, wheeled into a patient's room or installed in small clinics across the globe
Read article: Portable brain MRI scanner increases access to neuroimaging
New cryogenic dewar is much lighter than existing models and could boost sensitivity of stratospheric observations
Read article: Balloon-borne telescopes could keep cool with less
Identifying anatomic changes on MRI scans during proton therapy, and adapting treatment plans accordingly, could improve treatment quality and safety
Read article: MRI during treatment could improve paediatric proton therapy
Slow laser scans cause metal to form pores during laser powder bed fusion, leaving behind voids that weaken and degrade performance
Read article: Laser ‘speed limit’ leaves defects in 3D-printed parts
Device built from off-the-shelf components checks the quality of randomness in real time
Read article: Fast quantum random number generator could advance cryptography on the cheap
Scales on moth wings could inspire lightweight sound insulation
Read article: Acoustic metamaterial helps moths avoid being eaten by bats
Feasibility study demonstrates for the first time that proton beam range can be accurately verified with online MRI in liquid phantoms
Read article: Online MR imaging verifies proton beam range
