Super spins appear in carbon sheet
Researchers say they have seen evidence for spin superfluidity and very long distance spin transport in a graphene antiferromagnet for the first time
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Cost of fossil fuel investment is too high
Fossil fuel investment is not just bad for the global climate. It could also be dangerous for investors, and for national economies.
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Software creates personalized ‘virtual brain’ models
Researchers have created virtual models of the brain individually tailored to patients' functional MR images
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Silicon nanowires sense single ion channel currents
Nanoelectronic devices that detect the tiny ion currents behind individual action potentials can be CMOS compatible
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Astrophysicists pin down jet from merging neutron stars
Faint gamma ray signal is a result of off-axis observation
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Printed ferromagnetic domains help make fast-moving robot
Tiny device, which can roll, jump and grasp objects, might be used in a host of biomedical applications, like minimally invasive surgery or targeted drug delivery
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Big data framework seeks treatment targets for Alzheimer’s disease
Big data framework finds a mitochondrial complex that plays a major part in the development of Alzheimer’s disease
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‘Therepi’ device delivers drugs straight to the heart
An implantable device that attaches directly to the heart can deliver drugs, proteins and stem cells directly to damaged tissue
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Machine learning reveals quantum phases of matter
Neural network goes beyond conventional knowledge
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Hybrid waveguide chip makes biomaterial imaging more accessible
Low-cost microfabrication of a new waveguide chip brings evanescent light microscopy to conventional light microscopes
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