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Eye on the sky The BOOTES 6 telescope at the Boyden Observatory in Bloemfontein will search for transient events. (Courtesy: Emilio Jesus Carcia)" width="635"...

An artificial neural network that can identify regions of COVID-19 lung infection in CT scans, despite being trained only on images of healthy patients,...

Taken from the June 2022 issue of Physics World. Members of the Institute of Physics can enjoy the full issue via the Physics World...

To mark AI in Medical Physics Week, in this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast we take a look at some of the...

Two researchers in China have shown how unwanted quantum tunnelling in field-effect transistors (FETs) could be suppressed by controlling the lattice orientations of materials...

Medical physicists explored a range of education and training scenarios for AI and machine learning at last month’s ESTRO Annual Congress How much is enough?...

Glass technologies have shaped the modern world. This video explores the cultural legacy of glass and some of its latest applications. From bottles and windows,...

White able-bodied heterosexual men working in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) are uniquely privileged and experience a wide range of advantages at work...

Researchers in the US have designed a sustainable polymer gel that can harvest large quantities of water from the surrounding air, even in low-humidity...

Steve Jiang describes how deep learning can help meet the key requirements of dose calculations for proton therapy Mach. Learn.: Sci. Technol. 10.1088/2632-2153/abb6d5)"> Successful radiation therapy...

Physicists have created a framework for better understanding the super-dense matter inside neutron stars by combining observations from gravitational-wave detectors and conventional telescopes with...

A continuous Bose–Einstein condensate (BEC) has been produced by researchers in the Netherlands. Claimed as a first, the achievement has been sought for years...