Doughnut waveguide preserves twisted light
New fabrication technique could boost optical computing
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Pristine graphene produces giant photoresponse
New finding could be important for developing more efficient and ultrafast photodetectors and perhaps even improved solar panels
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Life-like airway can be printed on a chip
New device contains a network of blood vessels connecting with epithelial cells and could be used as a model to study respiratory diseases like asthma
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Microneedle patch heals heart attack damage
A biocompatible microneedle patch containing cardiac stromal cells successfully repairs cardiac function in injured animal hearts
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‘Pause’ in global warming was never real, scientists say
Pair of new studies disproves claims of a "pause" in observed global temperature warming
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Geckos sprint on water using surface tension and body motion
Study could lead to better search-and-rescue robots
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3D printing and genetic engineering bring biofilms to life
Researchers produce self-regenerating living hydrogels with customizable properties
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Fibre-based probe enables real-time deep-brain imaging
A single fibre-based endoscopic probe enables high-resolution and minimally invasive fluorescent imaging of neural network dynamics
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3D X-ray techniques can enhance medical imaging
Two new approaches to creating 3D X-ray images could improve disease screening and allow imaging of delicate biological samples
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‘Stunning’ images of protoplanetary discs shed light on planet formation
Gas giants form much faster and further from their stars than previously thought
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