DNA nanobot escapes from a maze
New work could help advance autonomous and intelligent nanoscale robotic systems
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Sustainable irrigation could feed extra 2.8 billion people
World has enough spare water to boost irrigation by nearly 50%, study finds
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Live Barcelona event shows hybrid imaging’s vast potential
PET/CT excels in clinical oncology while PET/MRI is set to shake up tumour biology imaging
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Moths use acoustic camouflaging fur to evade bats
Stealth coating can absorb as much as 85% of echolocation signals
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Ocean warming may be faster than thought
Science knows that ocean warming is occurring. A big challenge now is to work out how quickly the temperature is rising
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Ultracold atoms quench a thirst for universality far from equilibrium
Three very different experiments explore how ensembles react to rapid changes
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Astrophysical dynamo could appear in Weyl metal
Recently discovered topological material might be used to test for the effect responsible for generating and sustaining magnetic fields in galaxies, stars and planets
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Mobile CT scanner lines up for adaptive proton therapy
A mobile helical CT scanner provides 3D volumetric imaging for image-guided and adaptive proton therapy
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Targeted radiation helps treat children with inoperable liver cancer
Transarterial radioembolization with yttrium-90 proves effective and feasible for children with difficult-to-treat liver cancer
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Late-summer Arctic sea ice could disappear by 2040
Although losses of summer sea-ice make headlines, anomalies in spring and winter sea-ice coverage are most significant, study finds
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