Read article: Seismic imaging technology sees deep inside the brain
A computational technique originally developed for seismic imaging can generate high-resolution ultrasound images of the brain
Read article: Suction forces enable precise bioprinting
Aspiration-assisted technique could be used in regenerative medicine, tissue engineering and the creation of “organs-on-a-chip” for drug testing and disease modelling
Read article: Could bacterial toxins be our next antibiotics?
Scientists map the path by which a novel type of antibacterial agent is imported into bacteria
Read article: Diamond micro-lenses stand up to synchrotron sources
Stacks of lenses make durable, compact systems for conditioning intense beams of X-rays
Read article: PET scans could help develop shorter TB treatments
PET/CT scans that track whether a drug reaches a lung lesion could help improve the effectiveness of tuberculosis treatments
Read article: 3D nano-vortices come into view
New imaging technique can visualize the dynamics of magnetic structures in three dimensions for the first time
Read article: ‘Super-puff’ exoplanets put a ring on it
The unusually low density of some exoplanets may be due to Saturn-like rings rather than clouds of gas
Read article: Low-dose chest CT doesn’t appear to damage DNA
A study of low-dose chest CT scans eases concerns over radiation-induced cancer risks related to lung cancer screening
Read article: Iron rain on exoplanet is driven by huge extremes in temperature
Exotic chemistry plays out in the atmospheres of hot gas giants
Read article: Dark-field microscopes made easy
Adding a mirrored substrate to a standard optical microscope’s sample stage could greatly simplify dark-field imaging and make it more widely accessible
