Conductors that stay conducting even when stretched by 300% in any direction could find use in a new generation of deformable and wearable electronic devices
Read article: Multilayer design makes conducting stretchable batteries
Replacement for Clean Power Plan will increase US greenhouse gas emissions compared to not having a policy, study finds
Read article: Affordable Clean Energy rule ‘worse than doing nothing’
Flow stability study could lead to new types of tiny flying drones
Read article: Dandelion’s secret of long-distance dispersal revealed by new calculations
PET imaging with amino acid tracers provides a promising approach for diagnosis, treatment planning and response assessment of brain tumours
Read article: Amino acid PET tracers hold great promise for brain tumour management
Sonar study suggests that turbulent run-off accelerates underwater melting
Read article: Underwater surface of glacier is melting up to 100 times faster than previously thought
The "Best in Physics" session at the AAPM Annual Meeting highlights the conference's top-scoring studies
Read article: Best in physics: showcasing innovation at AAPM
The material has already been tested on mice skin with promising results
Read article: Hydrogel sticky plaster speeds up wound repair
Equivalence principle stands up to highest scrutiny so far
Read article: Einstein’s general theory of relativity tested by star orbiting a black hole
Emergent topological states in the 2D material might be exploited in applications such as low-power magnetic memory
Read article: Ferromagnetism appears in twisted bilayer graphene
Laser-stimulated gold nanoparticles show potential to diagnose and treat disease with high precision
Read article: Light-sensitive nanoparticles could improve cancer imaging and therapy
