Read article: Iron atoms in Earth’s inner core are on the move
Iron atoms in Earth’s inner core are on the move
Result could shed light on the seismic and geodynamic processes at play deep inside our planet
Read article: Iron atoms in Earth’s inner core are on the move
Read article: Flexible optical fibres deliver light to nerves for optogenetic pain inhibition
Flexible optical fibres deliver light to nerves for optogenetic pain inhibition
Soft hydrogel-based optical fibres enable optogenetic studies in moving mice
Read article: Did natural erosion help carve Egypt’s Great Sphinx?
Did natural erosion help carve Egypt’s Great Sphinx?
New study suggests desert winds can create animal-like shapes
Read article: Modelling a single cancer cell in a sea of blood
Modelling a single cancer cell in a sea of blood
Attendees at the SC23 conference heard how supercomputing is being used to investigate how cancer spreads throughout the body
Read article: Mysterious ultrahigh-energy cosmic ray puzzles astronomers
Mysterious ultrahigh-energy cosmic ray puzzles astronomers
Source of 244 EeV particle is unknown
Read article: Superfluid ‘feels’ like a heat-conducting surface enclosing an empty interior
Superfluid ‘feels’ like a heat-conducting surface enclosing an empty interior
Experiment sheds light on how superfluid helium-3 reacts to a mechanical probe
Read article: Flexible X-ray detectors line up for medical imaging and radiotherapy
Flexible X-ray detectors line up for medical imaging and radiotherapy
Organic semiconductors modified with high-Z heteroatoms could create optimal X-ray detectors for medical imaging, radiotherapy and dosimetry
Read article: Shoot-through proton FLASH: a robust approach to brain tumour treatment
Shoot-through proton FLASH: a robust approach to brain tumour treatment
Proton therapy using shoot-through FLASH beams reduces LET in critical organs and is robust against density variations
Read article: Electroencephalography done in ambulances characterizes strokes
Electroencephalography done in ambulances characterizes strokes
Brainwave cap could allow patients to receive rapid treatment
Read article: Weak measurement lets quantum physicists have their cake and eat it
Weak measurement lets quantum physicists have their cake and eat it
New process returns original quantum entanglement after certifying it, removing onerous “trusted source” requirement
