Optical tweezers create a single molecule from two atoms
“Designer molecules” could be made using the technique
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Erosion may be carbon source, not sink
Study of Taiwan’s central mountains challenges conventional thinking
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If I’m stressed then you’re stressed
Studies in mice reveal that stress can be transmitted to other individuals
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Paris targets ‘more readily achievable’, Canadians say
New definition of climate outlooks suggests IPCC assumptions on future carbon intensity may mislead
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PET/CT lines up for breast imaging
Development of a dedicated breast PET/CT scanner moves a step forward
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Atomic force microscope makes single-electron current meter
IBM team measures the energy levels of single molecules on insulators for the first time
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Nuclear clock could be one tick closer
Size and nucleon distribution of thorium-229m is determined
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Tiny positioning differences can impact survival
Tiny differences in a patient's position during radiotherapy can impact survival, even when an imaging protocol is used
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Brachytherapy proves safe for cervical cancer
Treating cervical cancer with brachytherapy does not increase the risk of ureteral stricture
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Artificial scaffolds target bone-ligament interfaces
Fabricating scaffolds from two different materials replicates the complex mechanical and structural properties of interfacial tissue
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