Read article: Earthquakes could be detected using undersea telecoms cables
Earthquakes could be detected using undersea telecoms cables
Laser-based technique could be a boon for seismologists
Read article: Earthquakes could be detected using undersea telecoms cables
Read article: 3D printed biomaterial promotes tissue regeneration
3D printed biomaterial promotes tissue regeneration
A 3D printable, gelatin-based bioink promotes tissue regeneration in the bile duct
Read article: Friction has memory, say physicists
Friction has memory, say physicists
Discovery could boost our understanding of why earthquakes occur
Read article: Photoacoustic CT looks to replace mammography
Photoacoustic CT looks to replace mammography
A photoacoustic computed tomography scanner generates high-contrast, high-resolution breast images
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Read article: Smoke from El Niño fires subdued dawn chorus in Singapore
Smoke from El Niño fires subdued dawn chorus in Singapore
Acoustic recordings show biodiversity harm from 2015 haze pollution
Read article: 100% biodegradable packaging company expands
100% biodegradable packaging company expands
Aiming to reduce plastic waste in food packaging, Sulapac joins forces with Fazer
Read article: Giant lasers pass new milestone towards fusion energy
Giant lasers pass new milestone towards fusion energy
Fusion energy output at NIF is double input kinetic energy
Read article: Compensator expands global access to advanced radiotherapy
Compensator expands global access to advanced radiotherapy
A ring-based compensator system enables intensity-modulated radiotherapy without the need for complex multileaf collimators
Read article: Printed metal-polymer conductors make stretchy biodevices
Printed metal-polymer conductors make stretchy biodevices
Applications include cardiac patches, wearable glove keyboards, soft robotics and medical implants
Read article: Silicon carbide LEDs make bright single photon sources
Silicon carbide LEDs make bright single photon sources
Discovery of new colour centres in SiC confirms once again that it is a good material out of which to make qubits
