Targeting the immune system delays tumour progression
Inhibiting regulatory T cells leads to an increased response of killer T cells that delays tumour progression
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‘Target skyrmions’ swirl on tiny discs
Stable structures need no applied magnetic field
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Injectable hydrogel treats brain injury
Self-assembling hydrogel aids neurovascular regeneration following brain injury
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Cryo-electron microscopy reveals surface of lithium metal in batteries
For the first time, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) has been used to study the most challenging material in lithium batteries – the lithium metal anode. Previously, it was impossible to study lit...
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Putting a damper on wobbly bridges
New model explains why some bridges oscillate when walked on
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Pulsars could reveal nanohertz gravitational waves within 10 years
Colliding supermassive black holes could soon come into view
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Living cells weigh-in on tiny cantilever
Change in mass is related to oscillation frequency
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Silicon probe measures hundreds of neurons in moving animals
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Superconducting quantum computer achieves 10-qubit entanglement
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Lasers go to the dark side
Dark-mode resonators provide low-profile, high Q-factor, tuneable lasers
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