Mechanical qubit could be used in quantum sensors and quantum memories
Resonator is nonlinear at the single quantum level
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Magnetoelectric nanodiscs deliver non-invasive brain stimulation in mice
Injectable magnetoelectric nanodiscs may activate neurons in localized brain regions when stimulated by a weak external magnetic field, say MIT scientists
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Nuclear shapes revealed in high-energy collisions
New technique sits on the border of nuclear and particle physics
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Nanoflake-based breath sensor delivers ultrasensitive lung cancer screening
Gas sensor made from nanoflakes of indium oxide-based materials successfully identifies individuals with lung cancer
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Hybrid irradiation could facilitate clinical translation of FLASH radiotherapy
A combination of ultrahigh-dose rate electron and conventional photon radiotherapy could enable FLASH treatments of deep-seated tumours
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From melanoma to malaria: photoacoustic device detects disease without taking a single drop of blood
New diagnostic test provides safe and sensitive detection of malaria infection by interrogating the blood through intact skin
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Quantized vortices seen in a supersolid for the first time
Further research could shed light on neutron-star glitches
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Four-wave mixing could boost optical communications in space
Nonlinear effect amplifies weak signals
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Lightning sets off bursts of high-energy electrons in Earth’s inner radiation belt
Unexpected finding could help determine the safest times to launch spacecraft
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First human retinal image brings sight-saving portable OCT a step closer
Siloton’s handheld OCT system could soon be used for home-based monitoring of retinal disease, and may one day find its way onto future space missions
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