Machine learning and Doppler vibrometer monitor household appliances
System could provide energy-saving advice
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Dog-like robot measures patients’ vital signs remotely
A mobile robotic platform that takes contact-free measurements of patients’ vital signs could help reduce healthcare workers’ exposure to COVID-19
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Attosecond pulses track electron motion in liquid water
First observations at ultrafast timescale could reveal details of how chemical and biochemical reactions begin in liquid environments
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New class of supergiant stars could explain missing supernova progenitors
Fast yellow pulsating supergiants could resolve red supergiant problem
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Focused ultrasound treatment preserves quality-of-life for prostate cancer patients
First US study confirms the effectiveness and minimal side-effects of focal high-intensity focused ultrasound ablation of prostate cancer
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Machine-learning study of metallic hydrogen provides clues about Jupiter’s interior
Simulation suggests a smooth transition to a metal at high pressure
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Tiny optical tweezer traps nanoscale objects
Opto-thermo-electrohydrodynamic device could be used to control sub-10-nm photosensitive biomolecules
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NPL showcases developments in cancer imaging technologies
A webinar hosted by the UK’s National Physical Laboratory highlighted medical imaging technologies that could improve outcomes for cancer patients
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Planet-forming disc is torn apart in triple star system
Disc is left with warped and tilted rings
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COVID Research and Resources Group brings physicists together
The COVID Research and Resources Group aims to bring physicists and related researchers together to concentrate efforts in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic
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