Computer hardware softens up
Researchers develop a digital logic system that has no hard components
Quantum heat engines beat classical counterparts
Researchers experimentally demonstrate enhanced quantum heat engine output and heat machine equivalence using diamond defects
Amniotic membrane proves a promising scaffold for cardiac tissue regeneration
Human amniotic membrane supports the growth of induced pluripotent stem cells and their differentiation to cardiac muscle cells
Heat treatment turns melanin into an electrical conductor
The pigment might find use in a host of bioelectronics applications
Writer’s notes show climate impact on plants
The notes left by the US thinker and naturalist known as the sage of Walden Pond have yielded more evidence of climate change
Superconducting nanowires could shed light on dark matter
Prototype detector has already put meaningful bounds on dark matter
Desktop computers can now simulate cardiac activity
Simulations that run on graphics processing chips enable high-performance cardiac dynamics modelling on personal computers and cell phones
Introducing a tiny, wireless, battery-free tissue oxygen sensor
A wireless and battery-free oximeter can monitor tissue oxygen levels when implanted in the body, even in deep brain regions
Are circular economies the answer?
Getting to win-win on pollution and economic development
LHCb bags another pentaquark
New particle looks like a meson and baryon bound together
