Acoustical tweezers trap microbubbles
Contactless manipulation technique holds promise for biomedical applications
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Could proton FLASH prove optimal for clinical application?
Speakers at the 2020 Joint AAPM|COMP Virtual Meeting shared the latest developments in proton-based FLASH radiotherapy
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2D Fermi gas hosts ideal Josephson junction
System could help researchers better understand strongly interacting superfluids
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Low-cost wearable devices quantify breathing activity while you sleep
A wrist-worn reflective sensor could provide unobtrusive sleep monitoring to help diagnose sleep-related breathing disorders
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Researchers form single molecule in an optical tweezer
New, finely controlled technique produces a molecule with a precise, reversible quantum state for use in quantum computing and simulation applications
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Earth’s atmosphere rings like a giant bell, say researchers
Study confirms 200-year-old prediction by Pierre-Simon Laplace
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Physicists create quantum phase battery
First device of its kind could be used in quantum computing circuits
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Cosmonaut builds engineered cartilage aboard the International Space Station
For the first time, 3D human tissue has been assembled in the microgravity of space, using a scaffold-free tissue engineering approach
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Giant exoplanets directly observed orbiting Sun-like star
Finding could shed light on how our own solar system evolved
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Caution required when balancing lung versus heart radiotherapy dose
Reducing cardiac dose at the expense of dose to the lungs might not always be a good strategy in oesophageal radiotherapy
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