Micronozzle could give laser-driven particle accelerators a boost
Simulations suggest that new design could deliver gigaelectronvolt protons
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Ultrafast PET imaging could shed light on cardiac and neurological disease
An ultrasensitive small-animal PET scanner can image the entire body of a rat with sub-second temporal resolution
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Cosmic conflict continues: new data fuel the Hubble tension debate
New measurements of the universe’s expansion using James Webb Space Telescope appear to resolve the Hubble constant conflict – or do they?
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Conflicting measurements of helium’s charge radius may be reconciled by new calculations
Theorists move quickly to explain discrepancy
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AI algorithms in radiology: how to identify and prevent inadvertent bias
A multidisciplinary research team shares tips on how to mitigate bias in artificial intelligence models used in radiology
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Liquid carbon reveals its secrets
Researchers characterize the structure of liquid carbon for the first time, thanks to experiments at the European XFEL
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Tiny laser delivers high-quality, narrowband light for metrology
Laser diode device enables rapid measurement
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Short-lived eclipsing binary pulsar spotted in Milky Way
Rare sighting could allow astronomers to test theories of binary star systems
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Handheld device captures airborne signs of disease
Portable biomarker detector could also be used in non-contact diagnostics
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Worm slime could inspire recyclable polymer design
Previously unknown protein-based feature in slime allows it to transform from liquid to fibre and back again
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