Liver cancer organoids could enhance drug development
"Tumouroid" platforms advance liver cancer research and treatment
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Bacterial DNA sequencing could help design ‘friendlier’ nanoparticles
Metagenomic analyses of large groups of microorganisms shed more light on how bacteria and other microbes behave when exposed to nanomaterials
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Aviation biofuels may not cut contrail warming
Paraffinic biofuels cut carbon emissions but have mixed effects on contrails
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Sonic tractor beam grabs hold of large objects
“Virtual vortex” beats the wavelength limit
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Distorted nano-magnets for agile polarization control
Nano-sized chiral magnetic particles suspended in a gel allow real-time control of the polarization state of light
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Display creates 3D images that can be viewed from many angles
New technique has advantages over holography
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WISDOM reveals wood fuel shortage hotspots
Analysis highlights priority areas for provision of alternative energy sources
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Photonic technique eases cancer staging
Quantifying structural changes in nuclear DNA could simplify detection of cancerous cells and identify different stages of malignancy
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Molecular force microscopy: a new tool for measuring cellular forces
Researchers have developed a novel imaging technique that can map the magnitude and direction of cellular forces with piconewton resolution
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Gravitational-wave observation helps pinpoint neutron-star mass limit
Neutron stars can be as heavy as 2.16 solar masses, say astrophysicists
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