Biochar could boost US crops
Charcoal made from plant remains improves soil and offers gains in yield
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Low-cost eye scanner could increase worldwide access to retinal imaging
An affordable optical coherence tomography scanner could improve worldwide access to retinal screening and early detection of eye disease
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Amino acid orchestra trains machine learning algorithms to design proteins
Music encoding protein properties provides a new route to AI materials design
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Climate impact of aircraft contrails could treble by mid-century
Lowering soot emissions from jet engines could help reduce cloud formation
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Towards in vitro blood vessel fabrication
Magnetic stacking of tissue micro-rings enables fabrication of biological tubular microstructures
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Weak measurements track single nuclear spins
New NMR spectroscopy approach overcomes the quantum back-action effect
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Twisted light gains angular momentum through ‘self-torque’
New optical effect could manipulate molecules and nanostructures
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Ice-free Greenland possible in 1000 years
Look far enough ahead and in a millennium an ice-free Greenland is a possibility, scientists say. Sea levels too will be a lot higher by then
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Gamma spectroscopy cuts beam-range uncertainty
Photons emitted when charged particles interact with tissue show beam energy and residual range, revealing how deeply dose is delivered during particle therapy
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Giant vortex clusters appear in 2D superfluids
Onsager’s theory of turbulence has been confirmed in experiments for the first time
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