3D printed biomaterial promotes tissue regeneration
A 3D printable, gelatin-based bioink promotes tissue regeneration in the bile duct
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Friction has memory, say physicists
Discovery could boost our understanding of why earthquakes occur
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Photoacoustic CT looks to replace mammography
A photoacoustic computed tomography scanner generates high-contrast, high-resolution breast images
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Smoke from El Niño fires subdued dawn chorus in Singapore
Acoustic recordings show biodiversity harm from 2015 haze pollution
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100% biodegradable packaging company expands
Aiming to reduce plastic waste in food packaging, Sulapac joins forces with Fazer
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Giant lasers pass new milestone towards fusion energy
Fusion energy output at NIF is double input kinetic energy
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Compensator expands global access to advanced radiotherapy
A ring-based compensator system enables intensity-modulated radiotherapy without the need for complex multileaf collimators
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Printed metal-polymer conductors make stretchy biodevices
Applications include cardiac patches, wearable glove keyboards, soft robotics and medical implants
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Silicon carbide LEDs make bright single photon sources
Discovery of new colour centres in SiC confirms once again that it is a good material out of which to make qubits
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Ambitious climate targets could protect millions from heat waves
Fraction of world population exposed to severe heat waves every five years becomes three times larger under 2 °C warming
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