Jupiter’s moon Europa could glow in the dark
Eerie emissions could shed light on Europa’s capacity to harbour life
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g-wave superconductor comes into view
Researchers discover an unexpected new class of superconducting material
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Neutrons give an atomic-scale view of SARS-CoV-2 replication mechanism
Research could lead to the design of targeted drugs for COVID-19
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Tumour composition matters in radiopharmaceutical therapy
A common method of dose calculation is improved by considering tumour mass and mineralization, with consequences for treating metastatic bone cancers
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Microchip produces laser light of different colours
Nonlinear material exploits third-order optical parametric oscillation
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Machine learning spots topological phase transitions in experimental data
Diffusion-maps method needs no prior knowledge about a physical system
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Deep-learning-based algorithm helps radiologists detect cerebral aneurysms
A supportive algorithm could help radiologists identify potentially life-threatening cerebral aneurysms on head CT angiograms
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Electrically tuneable network learns fast
Researchers used a deep learning approach to optimize complex multi-terminal nanoelectronics devices for the first time
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Radiative cooling boosts solar cell voltage by as much as 25%
Temperature reduction could also increase lifetime of photovoltaic systems
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Mid-IR spectrometer provides non-invasive skin cancer detection
Researchers are developing a low-cost fibre-optic spectrometer that can rapidly identify and characterize skin cancers
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