Microbeam radiation therapy reduces growth of radioresistant mouse melanoma by disrupting tumour vascular and stimulating the influx of immune cells
Read article: Tiny radiation beams tackle radioresistant melanoma
“Twistocaloric” materials could help replace problematic refrigerant gases
Read article: Refrigerator works by twisting and untwisting fibres
Man-made emissions may be enough to tip planet into sixth mass extinction
Read article: Oceans could have reached carbon threshold
MR elastography can visualize the stiffness of tumour tissues and monitor the effects of new tumour-weakening therapies
Read article: Imaging tumour stiffness could help treat breast and pancreatic cancers
Prototype health monitors developed from graphene photodetectors can provide flexible and transparent monitoring of heart rate, cardiac cycle and UV exposure
Read article: Transparent graphene wearables monitor signs of health
Injecting granular carbonates could create cake-like structures in damaged reactors
Read article: How to stop a nuclear meltdown by leavening the reactor core like a loaf of bread
Soon, communities and even nations could be drawing water faster than the skies can replenish it. As the wells run dry, so will the rivers
Read article: Water stress rises as more wells run dry
New work could help advance battery research for engineering next-generation high-energy-density technologies
Read article: Sealed cell improves oxide-peroxide conversion in lithium-ion battery
Computer simulations trace wandering object back to its origin
Read article: Interstellar comet 2I/Borisov comes from a binary star 13 light-years away, say astronomers
IBM researchers have solved a long-standing two-carrier transport problem in the Hall effect with light
Read article: New equation unlocks 140-year-old Hall effect secret
