Quantum mechanics defies causal order, experiment confirms
Optical switch could boost quantum technologies
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Cloaking nanoparticles from liver cells lengthens blood circulation
Avoiding liver cell uptake proves key for better drug delivery vesicle design
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Bioadhesive implant emits light to kill cancer cells
A wirelessly-powered optical implant for metronomic photodynamic therapy enables minimally-invasive cancer treatment in delicate organs
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Calcium ions help improve implant adherence
New experiments and calculations show how the ions improve titanium-bone bonding
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Radio uses Rydberg atoms to play ‘Mary had a little lamb’
Rydberg atoms could make help communications resilient to electromagnetic interference
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Novel bioink scales up stem cell bioprinting
A new bioink for cell encapsulation and 3D bioprinting allows large-scale growth of human pluripotent stem cells
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South America’s cities are not expanding most
Human infrastructure growing fastest in towns of less than 50,000 and remote rural areas
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All-inorganic perovskite nanocrystals illuminate the future of scintillators
Perovskite nanocrystals could be used as tunable scintillators for high sensitivity X-ray detection
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Multifunctional carbon fibres enable massless energy storage
Studies reveal potential for battery functionality in structural features of vehicles
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New printer can use honey or liquid metal as ink
Acoustic technique allows droplets of highly viscous fluids to be formed on demand
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