Targeted therapies tackle resistant tumours
A study of non-responsive breast tumours reveals changes in vasculature that may help scientists develop therapies for evasive tumours
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Fractured, watery core key to Enceladus’s long-lived ocean
Tidal heating keeps Saturnal moon warm
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Investigating the mechanisms of collective cell migration
Single cell contractile stress is a dominant factor in collective cell migration during wound healing
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‘Seeing’ redox orbitals in batteries by Compton scattering
An international team of researchers has developed a new high-resolution x-ray Compton scattering method to visualize the perturbation of redox orbitals in energy-storage materials. The new spectrosco...
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Neutron-rich nickel-78 is doubly magic
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Auditory responses question modality-specific brain regions
Measuring auditory responses in the somatosensory cortex opens new questions about how sound and touch are interlinked
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Only multi-targeted immediate action can mitigate dangerous climate change
Keeping global warming below 2°C is still possible, recent studies suggest
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Twisted light controlled by metasurfaces
Twisted light controlled by metasurfaces
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2D metal oxides synthesized from liquid metal
A liquid-metal synthesis procedure could lower fabrication costs and enable mass production
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A continuous-wave maser is the first to run at room temperature
Diamond-based device could lead to ultra-sensitive microwave amplifiers
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