Dose painting using dynamic irradiations with synchronized couch translation increases the versatility of image-guided preclinical radiotherapy platforms
Read article: Dose painting enhances preclinical radiotherapy studies
Analysing signals from bundles of splayed optical microfibres can isolate the activity of individual neurons, revealing how neural processes reflect behaviour
Read article: Optical microfibres illuminate brain dynamics in detail
The stick–slip behaviour of adhesive tape shows similarities to crack formation in solid materials
Read article: High-speed camera probes the peeling behaviour of sticky tape
Sea-level rise and melting polar ice sheets may not cause a climate catastrophe, but they will certainly change weather patterns unpredictably
Read article: Melting polar ice sheets will alter weather
Observing the gravitational-wave signal from 50 future neutron star-mergers will give the most accurate measurement of Hubble’s constant to date, scientists claim
Read article: Gravitational waves could resolve Hubble constant debate
A biologic scaffold inhibits tumour growth and boosts the effectiveness of immunotherapy in mice
Read article: Tissue repair scaffold allies with immunotherapy
“Alien” DNA will be important for future synthetic biology applications and expands the range of molecular structures that might be capable of supporting life
Read article: Hachimoji DNA doubles the genetic code
Proton–neutron pairs in the nucleus be responsible for the surprise discovery 35 years ago that quarks inside free nucleons behave differently to those bound inside nuclei
Read article: Correlations between protons and neutrons may explain 35-year-old nuclear mystery
Physicists develop a model that describes how biological systems can accomplish several tasks simultaneously
Read article: Multitasking in biological networks: is there a limit?
A cylindrical rod with three concentric metasurfaces has been shown to boost the scattering of microwave light
Read article: Metamaterial enables superscattering to be observed for the first time
