Read article: Optical tweezers think big
Optical tweezers think big
New technique can stably trap irregularly shaped particles bigger than 0.1 mm – something that has been challenging to do so far
Read article: Optical tweezers think big
Read article: Nuclear physicists tame radius calculation problem
Nuclear physicists tame radius calculation problem
New "wavefunction matching" method correctly predicts nuclear radii of elements with atomic numbers from 2 to 58
Read article: Ultrasound patch continuously tracks blood flow in the brain
Ultrasound patch continuously tracks blood flow in the brain
Wearable ultrasound patch enables volumetric mapping of the cerebral arteries and continuous monitoring of blood flow in the brain
Read article: MRI technique detects light-emitting molecules deep inside the brain
MRI technique detects light-emitting molecules deep inside the brain
New method circumvents limitations of optical imaging by making blood vessels sensitive to light from luminescent labelling proteins
Read article: Laser-driven accelerator benefits from clever use of light pulses
Laser-driven accelerator benefits from clever use of light pulses
Protons were driven to 150 MeV, 50% higher than previous record
Read article: ‘Cavendish-like’ experiment could reveal gravity’s quantum nature
‘Cavendish-like’ experiment could reveal gravity’s quantum nature
Proposed set-up might help reconcile gravity with quantum descriptions of other fundamental forces
Read article: Simulations point to the existence of a charming and beautiful tetraquark
Simulations point to the existence of a charming and beautiful tetraquark
Exotic particle could be discovered in future experiments
Read article: Are dusty quasars masquerading as Dyson sphere candidates?
Are dusty quasars masquerading as Dyson sphere candidates?
Seven M-dwarfs recently identified as possible Dyson sphere candidates could be a case of mistaken identity
Read article: Early Earth’s magnetic field strength was similar to today’s
Early Earth’s magnetic field strength was similar to today’s
Relatively strong field may have protected life forms 3.7 billion years ago
Read article: Blurred tomography fabricates custom microlenses with optically smooth surfaces
Blurred tomography fabricates custom microlenses with optically smooth surfaces
A novel 3D printing method can rapidly produce optical components with commercial-level quality
