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A new PEEM-based method promises to speed up whole-brain mapping, deepening our understanding of brain function and disease
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Antarctic glaciers supply Fe(II)-rich, carbon-coated particles that resist oxidation, making more bioavailable iron available to phytoplankton
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A lichen fossil reveals that life on land began with a living partnership between fungi and algae. Photo: J. Lacerda
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Protein crystals “pick out” which new molecules bind enabling faster, cheaper fragment-based drug discovery.
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Bridging frameworks: uncovering the interface that powers MOF-COF hybrids for water purification
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Researchers show that circularly polarised resonant inelastic X-ray scattering can read the handedness of magnons in an altermagnet
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How human GST enzymes catalyse reactions with anti-inflammatory fatty acids
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World Space Week: Diamond’s I15 extreme conditions beamline sheds light on planetary chemical reactions and the origin of the life.
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Milestone paper reveals brown rice really is best, holding more minerals and nutrients
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Researchers and the I16 beamline succeeded in 3D imaging the structures with multi-peak Bragg coherent X-ray diffraction imaging (BCDI)
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Highly ordered sulfide quantum dot superlattices will advance night vision cameras and car 3D sensors
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Unearthing the mechanics of root power with the DIAD beamline.
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Diamond's I18 beamline investigates the presence of heavy metals in brains with Parkinson's.
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From antibiotic resistance to vaccine design, I03 research reveals the atomic details that drive biological innovation.
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Experiments at I14 beamline reveals how organic matter binds soil
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Iron plays several essential roles in bacteria, making it a crucial element for their survival and function.
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Enhancing the promise of additive manufacturing of polymers through controlled crystallisation
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High-resolution scanning transmission electron microscopy confirms a new, mild approach to metal nanoparticle synthesis
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Ferroelectric materials exhibit a unique property called spontaneous polarisation. Their built-in electric dipole moment can be switched between different directions
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A new protein construct helps scientists study drugs that break down protein targets.
