Read article: New technique produces colour X-ray images quickly and efficiently
Nuclear medicine and radiology, as well non-destructive industrial testing and materials analysis, could benefit
Read article: Wearable ultrasound sensor provides continuous cardiac imaging
A wearable imaging system that can even function during a workout could make long-term cardiac scanning accessible to a large population
Read article: Compact mass spectrometer could search for life on distant moons
Instrument combines laser desorption with an Orbitrap analyser
Read article: Visible-light lasers shrink to chip scale
The first tuneable and narrow-linewidth chip-scale devices could find use in quantum optics, bioimaging and laser displays
Read article: Interactions between ultracold molecules controlled by physicists
Discoveries opens new possibilities for controlling chemical reactions
Read article: Colloidal mixture exists in up to six phases at once
Finding could help scientists predict the phase stability of materials like paint and mayonnaise
Read article: Smart stitches could prevent infections at surgical sites
An antimicrobial suture containing iodine carbon nanoparticles can be imaged in the body using CT scanning, enabling wound monitoring after surgery while preventing infection
Read article: Nonlinear resonator breaks dynamic optical nonreciprocity
New technique could be important for applications in photon-based information processing
Read article: New type of fractal emerges in spin ices
Finding could have applications in magnetocaloric materials, spintronics, information storage and even quantum computing
Read article: Quantum processors still struggle to simulate complex molecules
Latest results show that classical computers retain an edge when simulating quantum chemistry problems – at least for now
