More accurate dosimetry for electronic brachytherapy
A new Monte Carlo model calculates absolute doses delivered by kilovoltage intra-operative X-ray sources
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‘Heart-on-a-chip’ process could speed up drug testing
An automated fabrication scheme could speed the creation of 'heart-on-a-chip' platforms to test new drugs
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Using light to cure cancer
New light-activated, drug-delivery system for targeting tumours shows promise
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Nanostructured semiconductors become superabsorbers
Nanoimprinted germanium thin films boast broadband light absorption
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Concentration of small air pollution particles has risen by more than one-third
Long-term exposure to PM2.5 now causes nearly 90% more deaths worldwide than in 1960
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How well did subsidies for solar panels on US homes work?
Most funding reaches areas with higher incomes, study finds
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X-ray ‘GPS’ unveiled by NASA
System could use pulsars to guide spacecraft
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Stem cell exosomes repair cartilage damage
Mesenchymal stem cell exosomes provide a promising approach for cartilage regeneration
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Graphene makes good VUV photodetector
Vacuum-ultraviolet photovoltaic device might be used to study interstellar objects
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UC Davis group reports progress on total-body PET/CT
UC Davis researchers report continued progress on their development of a total-body PET/CT scanner
