Black hole’s shadow changes from one year to the next
New analyses advance understanding of complex dynamic processes governing black holes
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Frequency-comb detection of gas molecules achieves parts-per-trillion sensitivity
New sensor offers extreme broadband coverage in the mid-infrared
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Radioactive anomaly appears in the deep ocean
Unexplained peak in the abundance of beryllium-10 in ferromanganese ocean crusts could become an independent time marker for geological dating
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A model stretch: explaining the rheology of developing tissue
Researchers explain the puzzling scaling law governing how developing epithelial cells stretch over time
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Quantum-inspired technique simulates turbulence with high speed
Simulations could take just a few hours rather than several days
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World’s first patient treatments delivered with proton arc therapy
Proton arc therapy offers a superior dose distribution compared with existing state-of-the-art proton delivery techniques
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Astronomers create a ‘weather map’ for a gas giant exoplanet
Supersonic winds and water vapour feature in new study of WASP-127b
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‘Sneeze simulator’ could improve predictions of pathogen spread
3D nasal cavity model could also inform the design of masks and ventilation systems
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Memory of previous contacts affects static electricity on materials
Important clue found in the mystery of inconsistent triboelectric series
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Wireless deep brain stimulation reverses Parkinson’s disease in mice
A photothermal, nanoparticle-based deep brain stimulation system restored motor skills in mice with Parkinson’s-like disease
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