Optical lattice clock shatters precision record
Spectroscopic imaging reduces frequency variations
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Lung CT identifies patients fit for radiotherapy
Texture analysis of CT images can determine whether a lung cancer patient is fit enough to undergo radiotherapy
South African wildfires cool climate
Smoke brightens clouds above Atlantic, reflecting more sunlight
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Nanofibrous membrane could offer bioprotection
New photo-active material efficiently destroys bacteria and viruses
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Hard X-ray imaging comes into focus
New technique resolves feature sizes as small as 10 nm, heralding a new era for high-resolution SHXM
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Sex affects how nanoparticles behave
Studies reveal differences in nanoparticle uptake by male and female cells
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Anyons could be spotted using scanning tunnelling microscopy
Quasiparticles should congregate at graphene defects
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Carbon ion grid therapy spares healthy tissue
Simulations show that grid-based radiotherapy using carbon ion beams can spare healthy tissue close to the treatment target
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Rising sea levels come at steeper cost
Rising sea levels bring the prospect of more violence and expense. Four new studies confirm the menace of the waves
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CNT membranes go industrial
Carbon nanotube sheets produced by a start-up company are as good as laboratory prototypes, a result that bodes well for real-world applications such as water desalination and separating gases to make...
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