All-optical network mimics the brain’s neurons and synapses
System can learn, compute and recognize patterns quickly and efficiently
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Read article: All-optical network mimics the brain’s neurons and synapses
Water molecules flip during potential switch
Researchers probe the orientation of the water layers at electrochemical interfaces to better understand electrode behaviour
Read article: Water molecules flip during potential switch
Photoacoustic microscopy captures variation within tumours
Measuring the oxygen consumption of thousands of cancer cells at a time gives insight into tumour behaviour and offers new treatment possibilities
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Microfluidics enters a new field
Electric fields dynamically control fluid motion and create novel flow patterns in microfluidic devices
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Single-atom imaging could help search for neutrinoless double beta decay
New technique could help solve the mystery of neutrino mass
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New superionic ice phase could shed more light on icy giant cores
And perhaps even help explain why the magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune are so different from Earth’s
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Targeting cancer with gold nanoparticles is just the start…
Understanding the interaction between biomolecules forming around gold nanoparticles and tumours could enable more efficient drug delivery
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Expanding US cropland emits same as 36 new power plants
Emissions may be up to 14 times greater than estimates in US greenhouse gas inventory
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Quantum nanoconfinement effects observed without confinement
Researchers observe discrete energy levels in copper electrons caused not by electron confinement within a nanostructure but by diffraction
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Water is magnetized when taken for a spin
Researchers claim first observation of “nuclear Barnett effect”
Read article: Water is magnetized when taken for a spin
