Prosthetic ovaries could someday help cancer survivors
Long-sought cells finally produced
Megahertz frequencies measured with sub-millihertz precision
Tracking cancer’s spread could give us clues about how to treat it
Can capture rapid processes in chemistry, physics, biology and biomedicine that so far have never been caught on film
New process could be applied to drug delivery
Robotic joints could—for the first time—be controlled by opposing muscle grafts
These never-before-seen artificial proteins replaced natural ones in living cells
Could use existing non-invasive MRI technology