Physics

Ultrathin carbon sheets known as “graphene drums” can pick up vibrations created by the nanoscale movements of individual bacteria, giving

New physics, in the form of a “fifth force”, could be responsible for the odd and unexplained arrangement of dwarf

Semiconducting nanoparticles can become trapped along structures called quantized vortices in superfluid helium-4, allowing them to act as “tracers” in

An obscure quantum-mechanical phenomenon involving a warm glow visible only to accelerated observers, long thought almost impossible to detect, should

Bacterial therapies, in which living bacteria are used to deliver drugs or other payloads to kill cancerous cells, could provide

A new paper-based semiconductor could herald the advent of sustainable electronics made entirely from plant-based materials. The material, developed by

Which innovations will have the greatest impact in radiotherapy by 2030? That was the question posed in the closing session

The Breur Award is the highest honour given by the European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology (ESTRO), in recognition of

Have you ever wondered why neuroscience-related small-animal experiments have designs that constrain the subjects being studied? Or how information obtained

A federal jury in Illinois has found Mingqing Xiao, a mathematician at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, guilty of failing to