Samples could be used to study the quantum spin Hall effect as well as to make spintronics devices and qubits
Read article: Wet etching makes high quality topological superconductor
Transverse field Ising model run on superconducting qubits
Read article: Magnetic model simulated in 3D by D-Wave quantum processor
Wildfires release carbon stored in trees but leave grassland carbon in roots and soil
Read article: Californian grasslands set to store carbon more reliably than forests
Direct acquisition of beam’s-eye-view MR images paves the way for real-time tumour tracking during radiotherapy
Read article: Beam’s eye MRI could guide radiotherapy
Discrepancy could point to flaws in the quantum theory of molecules
Read article: Hydrogen dissociation measurement puts theory at odds with experiment
Researchers have found that the nanostructures reduce alpha-synuclein fibrils in mice
Read article: Could graphene quantum dots help treat Parkinson’s disease?
Multimessenger observations may have solved longstanding cosmic-ray mystery
Read article: Cosmic neutrino points back to blazar driven by supermassive black hole
Irradiating a secondary margin outside the planning target volume may lower the risk of distant metastasis in lung cancer patients
Read article: Irradiation beyond the target may reduce distant metastases
There is another enigma in the warming puzzle: climate’s carbon dioxide sensitivity. How will life respond as carbon dioxide levels rise and heat soars?
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Read article: Scientists differ on climate’s carbon dioxide sensitivity
Breakdown of superposition principle could influence precision astronomy experiments
Read article: Exotic ‘non-classical paths’ affect quantum interference, experiment confirms
