Switching oil type could cut emissions
Shale and other "light tight" oils emit less greenhouse gas
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Swarms of robotic cockroaches navigate around obstacles
Self-propelled units join forces to mimic the motion of living cells
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Mobile CT lines up for adaptive proton planning
An in-room mobile CT system enables adaptive proton therapy on a compact proton system
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Bioprinting builds 3D model of a brain tumour
Novel bioprinting technique promises new insights into the biology and behaviour of aggressive brain tumours
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Acoustofluidics separates circulating tumour cells
The cells specifically bind to microbeads and can thus be isolated
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How clean is tropical hydropower?
Emissions from some Mekong reservoirs as high as from fossil-fuel plants
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Echoes of gravitational waves could point to quantum gravity
Signal strengthens to 4.2σ for 2017 neutron-star merger
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Super resolution microscopy gets a dose of deep learning
Artificial neural networks increase throughput for super-resolution microscopy with high temporal resolution
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Astronauts use ultrasound to measure spinal health
Astronauts on the International Space Station used a compact ultrasound system to assess spinal changes during long-term spaceflight
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Nanoporous carbon electrodes harvest blue energy
They could also be the next big thing in water desalination
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