Sea level rise may double forecast for 2100
Scientists say global sea level rise could far exceed predictions because of faster melting in Greenland and Antarctica
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Does the brain awaken via a continuous phase transition?
Study of electrical activity pinpoints critical point in neuronal behaviour
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Seeing cancer in a new light: creating an atlas of blood flow in tumour tissue
Researchers use tumour images to develop a computer model revealing the complex details of blood flow in breast cancer tissue
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Climate change could boost wind power in Texas
Rising wind speeds may generate more – and cheaper – renewable electricity
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Metal organic frameworks stiffen up for improved CO2 capture
Rapid high temperature treatment could help flexible porous materials remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere
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Terahertz light pulses speed up spin switching
All-optical technique could help in the development of more energy-efficient data storage devices and superfast computers
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Job-exposure matrix sheds light on plutonium workers’ radiation exposure
A job-exposure matrix built for early plutonium workers at Sellafield produces more reliable radiation exposure estimates for epidemiological research
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The MR-linac: initial clinical experience
Uwe Oelfke from The Royal Marsden/ICR discusses the first MR-linac treatments and the benefits that MRI guidance brings to radiotherapy
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Vibrations guide tiny glass beads through an underwater maze
New spin on the Chladni plate could have medical and biological applications
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Human immunity is perhaps a touchy-feely process
Cells that are important in orchestrating the immune response are sensitive to mechanical cues, in a complex way
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