MRI reveals molecular composition of the brain
Quantitative MR images of the brain can distinguish molecular signs of normal aging from early signs of disease
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Quantum approach reveals faster protein folding
New work could help in the development of protein engineering technologies and in the design of protein-based nanodevices
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Light–matter interactions take strange new turn
Physicists puzzle over finding that light hitting a metal surface can make free electrons travel backwards, but only under certain conditions
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Flexible PET scanner aims to lower cost of PET/MRI
The mobile fxPET scanner could provide more affordable, more versatile fused PET and MR imaging
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Quantum teleportation moves into the third dimension
Result is a vital step in the bid to teleport the entire quantum state of a particle
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Raman spectroscopy lines up for thyroid cancer diagnosis
Using Raman spectroscopy to identify cancerous thyroid cells could help avoid invasive procedures currently employed to diagnose thyroid cancer
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Holographic lenses focus ultrasound for brain imaging
Researchers 3D print lenses that provide a low-cost solution to avoid aberrations caused by the skull
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US risk of ‘heat disasters’ intensifies
Climate change and increased reliance on air con raise danger of death during power failures
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FLASH radiotherapy: from preclinical promise to the first human treatment
Could irradiation at ultrahigh dose rates provide the next leap forward in cancer therapy?
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Thick OLEDs can have high light-emitting efficiencies too
Devices containing perovskites as charge carrier transporting layers could be used to make affordable displays with improved viewing angles
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