Biophysicists are first to watch nucleoli as they merge
Read article: Fluid in living cells is 300 times more viscous than honey, confirms non-invasive technique
New “remote epitaxy” technique improves semiconducting thin film growth
Read article: Transparent graphene could advance non-silicon electronics
Using near-infrared spectroscopy to measure the fast optical signal in the brain could one day lead to faster brain--computer interfaces
Read article: Measuring the brain’s fast optical signal could speed up BCI response
Researchers combine multiple robots operating in parallel for fast and efficient construction of fibre-reinforced composite structures
Read article: Fibre-spinning robot swarms build architecture from scratch
CERN experiments and supercomputer calculations solve decades-old mystery
Read article: ISOLDE reveals why mercury isotopes shape-shift from spheres to rugby balls
More oysters on French Atlantic coast die after warm, wet winters
Read article: ‘Sentinels of the sea’ at risk from changing climate
An electrically controlled molecular hopper can transport nanoscale cargo
Read article: Molecular hopper lines up for DNA sequencing
Gravitational lensing study puts upper limit on black-hole contribution
Read article: Supernovae reveal that primordial black holes cannot account for all dark matter
A recently discovered form of lignin could be ideal for the biorefinery
Read article: Catechyl lignin could produce commodity chemicals
A single dose of the drug papaverine alleviates hypoxia in mouse tumours and enhances the response to radiotherapy
Read article: Drug-based approach sensitizes hypoxic tumours to radiation therapy
