Svalbard freezes as Arctic warms
More rain means thicker ice under winter snowpack
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Resting-state fMRI fine tunes brain radiotherapy plans
Incorporating resting-state functional MRI data into radiotherapy planning could reduce cognitive impairment after brain irradiation
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Single-photon exchange confirmed over record-breaking distance of 20,000 km
Demonstration could lead to satellite quantum communications on a global scale
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TROPOMI finds source of pollutants
Sentinel 5 Precursor tracks gases such as nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide
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Clinical trial to develop breath test for multiple cancers
Examining exhaled breath for multiple cancer biomarkers could pave the way for a universal breath test
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Holographic acoustic tweezers could be used to create 3D displays
Algorithm controls the phase of 256 loudspeakers
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Quantum spin liquid state pathway emerges
Studies of new kagome lattice materials provide insights into the transitions between quantum spin liquids and magnetically ordered states
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Helium-3 could be bound-up with iron and oxygen deep within the Earth
Rare compound could exist at temperatures and pressures found at the core–mantle boundary
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Open-field PET enables brain scans of rats in motion
Motion-compensated PET enables simultaneous brain imaging and behaviour analysis in unrestrained small animals
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Our universe has antimatter partner on the other side of the Big Bang, say physicists
An “antiuniverse” where time runs backwards and antimatter dominates would naturally explain the existence of dark matter
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