A fibre-based device that measures radiotracer concentration in blood moves a step closer to kinetic analysis of PET data
Read article: Scintillating fibre measures radiotracer concentration in blood
New “pneumatospinning” technique produces collagen microfibres faster than ever before
Read article: Speeding up collagen manufacture
SEACRIFOG project finds need for extra greenhouse gas monitoring stations
Read article: African climate research infrastructure gears up
Scientists seek to reproduce structure of rare-earth magnets using nanorods
Read article: Cobalt offers rare-earth alternative
The first investigation to quantitatively evaluate successful delivery and activity of enzymes encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles shows promise for treating Gaucher disease
Read article: Brain disease drug delivery research gets quantitative
Technique could boost quantum sensing and computing
Read article: Optical conveyor belt moves ultracold atoms into hollow optical fibre
The strong field enhancement and subwavelength resolution in these fully dielectric structures are potentially comparable to plasmonic nanostructures but promise ultralow losses
Read article: Dielectric nano bowties allow ultrahigh light confinement
“Bisphenol-free” products could be just as harmful for reproductive health as those containing bisphenol-A according to a new study
Read article: Replacement bisphenols are endocrine disrupters too
A novel MR imaging method maps metabolism in real time using only harmless heavy hydrogen atoms
Read article: Heavy hydrogen tracks glucose metabolism in vivo
Humans could be about to trigger a huge vegetation change and disrupt their own environment. It has happened before, but this time it is happening fast
Read article: Huge vegetation change could affect Earth
