Van der Waals nanoribbons carry current
1D zirconium telluride wires could be used to make the tiniest interconnects and transistor channels
Read article: Van der Waals nanoribbons carry current
Read article: Van der Waals nanoribbons carry current
Atomic magnetometers detect underwater objects
Technique is very difficult to evade, say physicists
Read article: Atomic magnetometers detect underwater objects
Solomon Island logging set to harm water quality
Resulting soil erosion likely to be unsustainable
Read article: Solomon Island logging set to harm water quality
Phase-separated state could make nanoscale switch
Devices made from perovskite nickelate materials would operate electronically
Read article: Phase-separated state could make nanoscale switch
Artificial limb use alters brain regions
Prosthetic limb users with hand-loss have greater activity in visual-hand selective areas than control subjects
Read article: Artificial limb use alters brain regions
Green bioprinting grows from tissue engineering
3D scaffolds laden with plant cells could improve the processing of naturally-sourced pharmaceutical compounds
Read article: Green bioprinting grows from tissue engineering
Uterine model advances ultrasound technology
An experimental set-up based on an ex vivo uterus evaluates speckle-tracking techniques used to analyse uterine motion outside pregnancy
Read article: Uterine model advances ultrasound technology
Old carbon drains from Arctic water systems
Results hint at 'permafrost carbon feedback'
Read article: Old carbon drains from Arctic water systems
MICROSCOPE focuses tighter limits on a fifth force
Space mission sees no sign of new physics in free-falling masses
Read article: MICROSCOPE focuses tighter limits on a fifth force
OA imaging takes control of prostate cryotherapy
Optoacoustic imaging can visualize the temperature distribution during prostate cryotherapy
Read article: OA imaging takes control of prostate cryotherapy
