Gold spheres feel the Casimir force
Experiment could lead to better MEMS devices
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A more realistic model of brain tumour growth
New modelling approach resolves apparent discrepancy in brain tumour growth rates
Bioink enables 3D printing of stem cells
A 3D printed bioink-stem cell mix can be crosslinked with visible light and supports cell differentiation
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Wave attenuation hints at nature of Earth’s asthenosphere
Low viscosity layer enables plate tectonics, but its cause remains unconfirmed
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Functional imaging finds high-risk tumour subvolumes
Multi-parametric functional imaging can identify high-risk tumour subvolumes in lung cancers
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CRISPR/Cas9 shows potential to reverse disease
The CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing method can activate genes that restore impaired function in mice
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Can Bose–Einstein condensates simulate cosmic inflation?
Cosmic analogue made by shaking ultracold gas
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Non-fullerene organic solar cells show speedy charge separation
Mapping the charge transport in new absorber material combinations points scientists on a different path towards efficient carbon-based solar cells
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Sorting T-cells using biomolecular tension
A microfluidic device sorts T-cells based on the mechanical strength of their bonds with pathogens
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Integrated circuits could make quantum computers scalable
Devices incorporating millions of silicon spin qubits could be achieved using commonplace manufacturing technology
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