A dual-angle Mueller matrix polarimeter combined with light-scattering simulations quantifies size, shape, refractive index and spiculation in individual red blood cells and classifies abnormal cell proportions in mixed suspensions. News Source: Denise Maddox. (October 28, 2026). Polarization Imaging Reads Deformed Red Blood…
Get more from Fraser Cain BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 15:25 Which cool telescopes are coming after Nancy Grace Roman? Is the Planet 9 data already taken and is waiting to be discovered? Do we have the supermassive black hole or does it…
A new review maps the fabrication strategies that turn nonlinear, hysteretic spin valve GMR sensors into linear, reversible, bipolar magnetic field detectors. Article Title: Linearization strategies of spin valve GMR sensor for reversible bipolar magnetic response for wide field range…
The world is accelerating rapidly towards the intelligent era -- a stage in history marked by increased automation and interconnectivity by leveraging technologies such as artificial intelligence and robotics. As a sometimes-overlooked foundational requirement in this transformation, sensors represent an essential…
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking, freely available droplet microfluidic component library, which promises to transform the way microfluidic devices are created. This innovation, based on low-cost rapid prototyping and electrode integration, makes it possible to fabricate microfluidic devices for under…
Darmstadt, October 28, 2026, 00:04 (CET) The European Space Agency’s Hera spacecraft has distinguished Didymos and Dimorphos as separate objects for the first time. The agency announced the finding on October 27, as the probe approaches NASA’s asteroid-deflection test site. The smaller asteroid appears…
When students and visitors walk into the white-painted brick Shattuck Observatory at Dartmouth College, they are met by a 12-foot-long telescope dominating the domed room. A Clark refracting telescope, built in Cambridge in 1871, helped propel Dartmouth College into a leading-edge…
KENNESAW, Ga. | Oct 27, 2026 Jian Zhang Detecting crop anomalies early could become easier for farmers thanks to research underway at Kennesaw State University. With support from a $131,863 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, KSU researchers are developing wireless technology designed to monitor…
In this interview, Industry expert Brian Keith disucsses the impact of vibration on microscopy, from the common sources of interference with microscope performance in laboratories to how he expects vibration control requirements to evolve in the future. My name is…
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (NGRST) is on its way to its station at the Sun–Earth L2 point, where it will begin its projected 5-year mission. It has several goals, including measuring dark energy's effect on the Universe, the…
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