A non-invasive intracranial pressure sensor could help clinicians assess traumatic brain injuries without traumatic monitoring tools
Read article: Optical sensor offers non-invasive monitoring of intracranial pressure
Computer simulations reveal shortcomings of popular face coverings
Read article: Face shields cannot protect wearers from virus particles carried by vortex rings
New technique could allow for faster, smaller and more energy-efficient transistors
Read article: Destructive quantum interference improves single-molecule switch
A portable, solar-powered steam generator can sterilize medical tools in the field, even during cloudy conditions
Read article: Solar-powered device sterilizes medical equipment
New value for the fine-structure constant agrees with Standard Model predictions while constraining existence of dark sector
Read article: Fundamental constant measured at highest precision yet
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
