Nano-optomechanical resonator detects low-frequency bacteria vibrations
Spectrometry technique offers a new way to classify biological particles
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Dual-layer spectral CT proves feasible for routine practice
Researchers from Heidelberg University Hospital add support to the clinical use of reduced-dose dual-layer spectral CT
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New material could be used to make a liquid metal robot
Crushed material returns to its original shape on heating
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Proton CT system lines up for small-animal studies
Simulations reveal the optimal design of a proton CT system for incorporation into a proton-based preclinical radiation research platform
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‘Molecular movie’ shows how electrons rearrange to kick-off a chemical reaction
X-ray technique could shed light on photosynthesis and vitamin D production
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Astronomers see first evidence of a new planet being born
Combined measurements from two ESO telescopes provide evidence that a new planet is currently forming around the young star AB Aurigae
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Optical phased array steers blue light
New device could significantly reduce the size of the light projection components employed in many emerging applications
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Wearable supercapacitor stores energy using human sweat
Device eliminates the need for harmful battery electrolytes
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Prompt gammas could measure body composition during particle therapy
Proton and ion beam spectroscopy uses prompt gamma emission to determine oxygen and calcium concentrations in the human body
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Retinal imaging goes high resolution
New technique allows the cells involved in age-related macular degeneration to be observed more easily, raising hopes for earlier diagnosis
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