Non-destructive electron microscopy maps amino acids
A new electron microscopy technique could enable researchers to map out different isotopes in amino acids
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Best predictions of winter gas demand are written on the wind
Pressure forecasts beat temperature at forecasting heating use
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Academic paediatric facilities deliver lower dose during CT exams
Academic paediatric CT facilities may employ scanning protocols designed for children that deliver lower radiation dose when imaging children
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Twistronics lights up with moiré exciton experiments
Three simultaneous reports of moiré excitons in twisted bilayer transition metal dichalcogenide superlattices open up new fundamental physics and application opportunities with these structures
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Focused ultrasound releases cancer drugs on target
Modelling the parameters required for focused ultrasound to release drugs from liposomes may remove the need for real-time thermometry
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X-rays suggest lower-mantle magma could be stabilized by heavy elements
New technique probes structure of materials under high pressures
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Printed scaffolds promote precision spinal cord repair
A 3D printed scaffold can promote nerve regeneration in rats with spinal cord injury
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Why do urbanites travel so far?
Residents of the largest cities tend to travel further afield for leisure, even though they are environmentally conscious in other ways. Michał Czepkiewicz and Jukka Heinonen investigate
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Lipid nanotablet makes tiny biocomputer
Nanoparticle-modified platform resembles a biological cellular membrane
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Strength of Arctic halocline indicates climate change
Scientists propose new index of global warming and sea-ice loss
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