Memory device breaks high-temperature performance record
New memristor works at temperatures above 700 °C thanks to a bottom electrode made from graphene
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Decoupling electrical and thermal mechanisms could optimize brain tumour therapy
Experiments reveal how the electrical and thermal components of tumour treating fields contribute to glioblastoma cell death in clearly different ways
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Proton therapy could improve treatment options for dangerous heart rhythm disorder
Proton-based cardiac radioablation may offer a less invasive treatment for patients with hard-to-treat ventricular tachycardia
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Researchers print structural colour with an inkjet printer
A nanoparticle ink that can print structural colour onto flat or 3D surfaces could be used to create anti-counterfeit images, smart windows and displays, and vibrant artworks
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The weirdness of quantum contextuality is not a bug – it’s a feature
Counterintuitive quantum property turns out to be the hidden backbone of fault-tolerant quantum computers
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AI could help human scientists pick promising research topics
Large language models flag up novel combinations of concepts in materials science
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Evidence for a ‘forbidden range’ of black hole masses emerges in gravitational wave observations
Stars in this range may form a long-predicted type of supernova instead
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Darkness can travel faster than light
Discovery of superluminal correlations within 2D hexagonal boron nitride could advance super-resolution electron microscopy
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Bat-inspired drone can navigate through dense fog and dodge obstacles
New low-power robot works using echolocation and could find applications in search and rescue missions in difficult-to-access spaces
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Hyperuniformity can be altered by ‘weighting’ many-particle systems
Calculations reveal the richness of systems that have crystal-like and liquid-like properties
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