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For the first time, a quantum sensor has been used to record magnetic signals from the heart of a living animal, opening the door for future uses of quantum technology in medical settings
The rare Bornean flat-headed frog was thought to be the only frog with no lungs, but we now know it has very, very tiny ones
Electrical stimulation on the back during rehabilitation exercises causes lasting improvements in people’s ability to use their hands.
Mathematicians are celebrating a 1000-page proof of the geometric Langlands conjecture, a problem so complicated that even other mathematicians struggle to understand it. Despite that, it is hoped the proof can provide key insights across maths and physics
A virtual reality system and a head-mounted 360-degree camera make it possible to look directly behind you without twisting your entire body
Children are more likely to be hospitalised for asthma complications during a heatwave, a problem that is expected to get worse with climate change