Whole-body PET for your pet
The Mini-EXPLORER II provides a test-bed for components used in the total-body EXPLORER PET/CT, as well as enabling high-sensitivity veterinary imaging
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Organic transistors reach new heights
Enhanced performance of electrolyte-gated organic transistors gives a promising platform for highly integrated electronics and artificial neural networks
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Ultrafast spin laser could boost optical data transmission
Modulating light polarization could improve telecoms energy efficiency
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First images of a black hole unveiled by astronomers in landmark discovery
Breakthrough from the Event Horizon Telescope shows that it is now possible to experimentally study the event horizon of supermassive black holes
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Multi-directional spectroscopy enables human neuroimaging
Using multiple optical paths for functional near-infrared spectroscopy could improve 3D visualization of brain activity
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Ultrahigh-field MRI tracks multiple sclerosis progression
Imaging the evolution of cortical lesions using 7T MRI can predict the progression of multiple sclerosis
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Quasicrystalline Bose–Einstein condensate provides a glimpse of physics in higher dimensions
Ultracold atoms take a “quantum walk” in momentum space
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Mangroves deliver research surprise
Fast growth could partially offset human-caused loss
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Sticky biomaterial could repair corneal injuries in patients
Gel-based solution avoids the complications associated with current standard treatments
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Shear forces help make stretchable hydrogel
Surprising new behaviour is similar to that in dissipative, far-from-equilibrium, biological systems capable of self-healing
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