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Losing weight can lessen migraines and enhance the quality of life for obese migraineurs, according to Italian and American researchers. The results of their meta-analysis will be presented Saturday, March

Physics

Raman microscopy could be used in the clinic as technology advances.

Physics Article

Scientists have developed a Raman magnifying lens that can get data many times quicker than a regular Raman magnifying lens.

Physics

New information about the complicated physics of the liquid-to-glass transition

Physics Article

In a recently published article in the journal Nature Physical Science, a group of scientists led by the University of

Quantum Physics

Microscopy images may lead to new methods of controlling excitons for quantum computing.

Quantum Physics Article

Excitons are drawing consideration as conceivable quantum bits (qubits) in the upcoming quantum PCs and are key to optoelectronics and

Physics

A researcher discovers that cataracts and turbulence that appear to restrict water flow really speed it up.

Physics Article

Since around 1996, Duke Designing Professor Adrian Bejan has demonstrated a variety of normal peculiarities that gradually validate his constructal

Physics

Structured light with no distortion

Physics Article

A thrilling possibility in current optics is to take advantage of examples of light—how the light searches in its numerous levels of opportunity—frequently alluded to as "organized light." Each particular

Nanotechnology

The lightest, highest-performance transistor is made possible by new semiconducting borophene.

Nanotechnology Article

Boron was discovered in 1808 by French physicists Joseph-Louis Gay-Lussac and Louis-Jacques Thenard, as well as freely by English scientist

Health

The Risk of Complications during Pregnancy and Childbirth is increased by Migraine

Health Article

Although many migraine sufferers find that the frequency and intensity of these incapacitating headaches reduce during pregnancy, migraines are increasingly

Nanophysics

Polymer nanoparticles that have been chemically functionalized minimize friction on steel surfaces.

Nanophysics Article

Mineral oil greases shield motor parts from wear, and this impact is improved by adding polymer nanoparticles to the greasable

Bio & Medicine

A new approach exposes nano-scale drug compounds in cells.

Bio & Medicine Article

Scientists at Chalmers College of Innovation and their accomplices inside the Compound Imaging Framework have created a strategy by which

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