Annual and daily stress cycles in natural rock formations have been revealed in observations from a single seismic monitoring station
Read article: Seismic monitoring reveals tidal stresses in the Earth’s crust
New material is first to mimic the two-layered characteristics of native tissue
Read article: Engineered knee cartilage goes anisotropic
An artificial intelligence algorithm can provide automated quantitative analysis of gliomas on MRI exams
Read article: AI can evaluate treatment response for brain tumours
The ability that small children suddenly acquire to form complex sentences can be explained by the physics of statistical mechanics
Read article: Language learning in children is like a phase transition
Scientists manipulate the inductive effect to develop bespoke molecules for passivating perovskites
Read article: Molecular healing gives record perovskite LED efficiency
A mechanical syringe can automatically guide a needle into specific, hard-to-access regions of tissue
Read article: Mechanically guided needle eases difficult injections
Surprising results from the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter suggest that some mysterious mechanism is removing methane from the Martian atmosphere
Read article: Missing methane magnifies Mars mystery
The new materials are predicted to have a wide range of technologically useful and even exotic properties
Read article: Ionic scissors cut out phosphorene nanoribbons
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
Read article: Whole-body PET for your pet
Enhanced performance of electrolyte-gated organic transistors gives a promising platform for highly integrated electronics and artificial neural networks
Read article: Organic transistors reach new heights
