Read article: Atomic force microscope makes single-electron current meter
Atomic force microscope makes single-electron current meter
IBM team measures the energy levels of single molecules on insulators for the first time
Read article: Atomic force microscope makes single-electron current meter
Read article: Nuclear clock could be one tick closer
Nuclear clock could be one tick closer
Size and nucleon distribution of thorium-229m is determined
Read article: Tiny positioning differences can impact survival
Tiny positioning differences can impact survival
Tiny differences in a patient's position during radiotherapy can impact survival, even when an imaging protocol is used
Read article: Brachytherapy proves safe for cervical cancer
Brachytherapy proves safe for cervical cancer
Treating cervical cancer with brachytherapy does not increase the risk of ureteral stricture
Read article: Artificial scaffolds target bone-ligament interfaces
Artificial scaffolds target bone-ligament interfaces
Fabricating scaffolds from two different materials replicates the complex mechanical and structural properties of interfacial tissue
Read article: North Atlantic ocean currents are slowing
North Atlantic ocean currents are slowing
Heat pump at its weakest in 1000 years
Read article: A self-tightening suture
A self-tightening suture
Indian researchers have developed a bio-based suture material that tightens by itself when reaching body temperature
Read article: Bose–Einstein condensate forms in a nanoparticle lattice
Bose–Einstein condensate forms in a nanoparticle lattice
First ever BEC of light coupled with metal electrons might find use in information processing and imaging
Read article: Grain boundaries give inorganic perovskites huge potential
Grain boundaries give inorganic perovskites huge potential
Researchers manipulate the ferroelectric effect in a clever composite to tune the efficiency of a metal oxide perovskite solar cell
Read article: Handgrip strength indicates survival in NSCLC patients
Handgrip strength indicates survival in NSCLC patients
Handgrip strength is a good indicator of survival in lung cancer patients treated with stereotactic body radiotherapy
