Chambers in Egypt’s Great Pyramid concentrate radio waves
Computer simulations reveal electromagnetic properties of huge structure at Giza
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Non-destructive test could monitor 3D bioprinting in real time
New approach measures cell viability in a printed tissue construct, without damaging the cells
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Hothouse Earth could soon be unavoidable
Researchers say the world may be approaching a tipping point, followed by a dangerous slide towards Hothouse Earth, an overheated planet
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How does SBRT impact tumour hypoxia?
Early investigations suggest that high single doses of radiation may elevate hypoxia in human lung tumours
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Could sunscreens harm fish embryos?
New analyses reveal that early life-stage zebrafish dislike multiple UV filter chemicals in high concentrations
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Weaving socks that monitor your heart rate and shirts that talk to each other
LEDs and photodetectors integrated within woven fabrics
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Geoengineering may not help crop yield
Scattering of sunlight by stratospheric aerosols could cancel out yield benefit from temperature reduction, study finds
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Infrared sensor could help design better drugs
An infrared sensor that tracks conformational changes in proteins could help design more efficient drugs with less side effects
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MRI quantifies magnetic targeting of tumours
A novel MRI analysis method quantifies in vivo targeting of ultra-magnetic nanocarriers to tumours in mice
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‘Invisible anchors’ trap particles in pipe junctions
Simulations reveal how objects get stuck even though fluid flows freely
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