EEG can look deep into the brain
Electroencephalography can accurately study activity in the deep areas of the brain
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Does iron make icebergs green?
Glacial flour could be responsible for jade bergs
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Protocells help make DNA computer
Synthetic cell-like capsules protect biomolecular logic gates while allowing them to operate faster
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Tumour growth models shed light on radionuclide therapy
Mechanistic modelling reveals that not all tumour cells are exposed to radiation during radium-223 treatment of bone metastases
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Monolayer resets record for thinnest non-volatile memory device
Researchers observe high and low resistance state switching in atom-thick hexagonal boron nitride
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Curved camera chips may be the next leap in astronomical imaging
A new study shows that curved detectors offer a viable alternative for future space missions
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Gravitational waves could reveal ultralight bosons lurking near black holes
Dark-matter candidate could be detected by LISA detector
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Chiral surface excitons spotted on topological insulator
Circularly polarized light emission could lead to better solar cells and lighting
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Wireless neurostimulator modulates rats’ behaviour
A wireless neurostimulator can target a specific brain structure in rats and effectively modulate the animals' behaviour
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Extreme extratropical cyclones could triple in number by century-end
Europe and US could see more frequent intense rainfall events as climate changes
Read article: Extreme extratropical cyclones could triple in number by century-end
