Metamaterial boosts performance of wakefield accelerator
Steel and copper plates increase quality of particle beams
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Tiny light guides could enhance biomedical devices
Multiphoton laser direct writing creates smallest ever polydimethylsiloxane light guides without the need for a photoinitiator
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Salt-free drinkable water comes at a cost
Two-thirds of the world worries about water for at least a month annually. One successful source of salt-free drinkable water leaves a bitter aftertaste
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Light–matter entanglement creates Schrödinger-cat states
New work could help advance the field of quantum state engineering with possible applications in quantum networks and quantum computing
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Saturn’s rings were formed when dinosaurs roamed Earth
Cassini's last measurements also shed light on the core of Saturn
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3D printing mimics crystal microstructures to inspire stronger materials
Replicating the hardening mechanisms used in metallurgy can create engineered materials that are both lightweight and robust
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Integrated catheter improves accuracy of heart treatment
An integrated catheter offers real-time monitoring of radio-frequency ablation used to treat cardiac arrhythmias
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Sonic tomographs sound out tree rot
Non-destructive technique finds internal decay that hampers forest carbon storage
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Gas vesicles provide new opportunities for MRI
Bacteria-derived, self-adjusting contrast agents provide opportunities for more sensitive MRI diagnostics
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Helium, not dark matter, might explain DAMA’s strong signal
Annual oscillation could be the result of contaminated photomultipliers
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