A job-exposure matrix built for early plutonium workers at Sellafield produces more reliable radiation exposure estimates for epidemiological research
Read article: Job-exposure matrix sheds light on plutonium workers’ radiation exposure
Uwe Oelfke from The Royal Marsden/ICR discusses the first MR-linac treatments and the benefits that MRI guidance brings to radiotherapy
Read article: The MR-linac: initial clinical experience
New spin on the Chladni plate could have medical and biological applications
Read article: Vibrations guide tiny glass beads through an underwater maze
Cells that are important in orchestrating the immune response are sensitive to mechanical cues, in a complex way
Read article: Human immunity is perhaps a touchy-feely process
Voluntary monitoring scheme tackles lack of regulation for emerging contaminants
Read article: Europe puts organic chemicals on groundwater watch list
New technique can reduce the concentration of harmful sFlt-1 molecules in blood by 40%
Read article: Magnetic beads help treat preeclampsia
Clinical test could be developed using emission of near-infrared light
Read article: Imaging techniques shed light on amyloid fibrils associated with Alzheimer’s disease
A short-pulse focused ultrasound sequence delivers drugs to the brain with high uniformity and safety
Read article: Short ultrasound pulses improve drug delivery to the brain
Semiaquatic rodent’s population numbers and density closely tied to availability of temporarily flooded land
Read article: Muskrat drop when habitat dries
Researchers tackle quantum circuit cross talk without the need for complex fabrication procedures
Read article: Granular aluminium superinductors could enhance qubit performance
