Huge underground detector allows detailed scrutiny of CP violation
Read article: Neutrino symmetry violation could help explain why matter dominates antimatter
A novel diffusion MRI-based method paves the way towards non-invasive measurements of axonal sizes
Read article: Peeking inside our brains: can MRI quantify axonal features?
Devices made from these materials could be used to power autonomous submersible vehicles and sensors
Read article: Wide-band-gap semiconductors could harvest sunlight underwater
Deep learning could analyse radiological features to diagnose COVID-19 faster than current blood tests
Read article: AI checks CT scans for COVID-19
Colliding molecules with cold atoms should bring the quantum regime within reach, researchers say
Read article: Physicists close in on a simpler route to quantum degenerate molecules
Surprise discovery made while investigating astronomical X-ray bursts
Read article: Mirror-symmetry violation discovered in ground states of strontium and bromine isotopes
X-ray detectors made from perovskite thin films are 100 times more sensitive than conventional silicon-based devices
Read article: Thin-film perovskite detectors could enable extremely low-dose medical imaging
New study tackles the mathematical foundations of this burgeoning data-analysis technique
Read article: A new way of analysing ‘horizontal visibility graphs’
Researchers believe that pressure waves cause fungus to produce fruiting bodies
Read article: Artificial lightning strikes encourage growth of shiitake mushrooms
Imaging the spread of phosphorescent tattoo ink injected into a tumour can reveal subtle changes in response to radiotherapy
Read article: Spreading tattoo ink reveals radiation-induced necrosis
