Thinner Arctic sea ice could mask long-term climate trends
Multiyear ice now covers less than one-third of Arctic Ocean
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Prostate cancer patients have a new reason to love gold
Prostate cancer patients may soon have a new treatment option: gold nanoparticles
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Biomimetic coagulant makes water safe to drink
New nanostructure inspired by a sea anemone might be a cost-effective alternative to traditional wastewater treatments
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Topological Dirac magnons spotted for the first time at zero magnetic field
Spintronics could benefit from photon-like magnetic excitations
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Proton therapy: not all RBE models are equal
An investigation into published models of relative biological effectiveness reveals that the choice of model strongly affects the resulting dose estimates
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Elastic foam uses machine learning to detect how its shape changes
Technology could be used in robots that are more responsive to their environment
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Dipolar quantum mixture makes its debut
First ever magnetic condensates made of two different atomic species could help shed more light on many-body phenomena
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3D tumour model shows potential to improve cancer drug discovery
A 3D breast cancer model made from decellularized porcine lung provides a promising platform to study tumour biology and develop new targeted therapies
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Biophysicists strain to reveal why wombats have cube-shaped poo
Unique elastic properties of lower intestine create sharp-cornered faeces
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Varying graphene’s conductivity modulates THz wave
Graphene controls the Brewster angle of reflection and allows record-breaking control of terahertz beams
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