Firm says ion-trap technology overcomes main obstacles to integrating qubits
Read article: Honeywell says it will soon release ‘the most powerful quantum computer yet’
An artificial intelligence algorithm can provide fully automated quantification of emphysema
Read article: AI can enhance accuracy of CT scans in emphysema
Optical tweezers capture a surprising result
Read article: Three is a crowd as physicists watch trapped atoms form molecules
Wireless receiver and transmitter is small enough to fit in a swallowable capsule for monitoring gut health
Read article: Millimetre-scale transceiver boosts ingestible sensors
A simple addition to a conventional microscope allows for all-digital histopathology
Read article: Hybrid infrared–optical microscope could improve cancer diagnostics
Curvature across foot plays a crucial role in how humans walk and run
Read article: Transverse arch puts a spring in your step, biomechanics study reveals
A computational technique originally developed for seismic imaging can generate high-resolution ultrasound images of the brain
Read article: Seismic imaging technology sees deep inside the brain
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: Suction forces enable precise bioprinting
Scientists map the path by which a novel type of antibacterial agent is imported into bacteria
Read article: Could bacterial toxins be our next antibiotics?
Stacks of lenses make durable, compact systems for conditioning intense beams of X-rays
Read article: Diamond micro-lenses stand up to synchrotron sources
