Elephant rumbles travel more than 6 km through the ground
Seismic signals could be used to monitor elephants and poachers who prey on them
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Watching plasmons break bonds in single molecules
Researchers induce chemical reactions in single molecules by exciting plasmons and monitor the process in real time using scanning tunnelling microscopy
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DBS implant adapts to patient’s neural signals
Adaptive deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease uses the patient's neural signals to modify the stimulation amplitude in real time
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Innovation: patent applications review
Our survey of recent radiation therapy patent applications includes filings from Elekta, SonaCare Medical and more
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Computer gamers close ‘freedom of choice loophole’ of quantum entanglement
Human input drives 13 quantum experiments worldwide
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Rich nations displace environmental damage to developing countries
Study indicates one third of environmental and social impacts of consumption take place offshore
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DECT proves optimal for proton planning
Using dual-energy CT to estimate particle range in the patient provides big benefits for proton therapy planning
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Self-sorting sand creates mysterious megaripples
Why windblown structures form at “forbidden” length scales dune-like
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Insights into whole heart processing
The decellularization of whole organs is gaining attention, but still needs optimization
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Fascinating fractals appear in graphene superlattices
Applying a magnetic field to the carbon material produces recurring delocalized Bloch states
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