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Drs C Steve Suh and Zu Mao have developed a new computer model for ultrashort laser ablation of metals such as gold and steel alloys Physical Sciences

Modelling the full picture of femtosecond laser ablation

Professor Guri Rørtveit re-frames anti-microbial resistance using two different philosophical models to understand how to tackle AMR in the modern era Health & Medicine

Tackling anti-microbial resistance: Updated ways to approach an intractable problem

Dr Ralph Foorthuis aims to understand the essence of anomalies and the way they manifest themselves in data, as well as introducing novel anomaly types and detection methods, introducing a novel nomaly detection algorithm called SECODA Physical Sciences

Demystifying the anomaly

Dr Kenjiro Hirai presents a case study involving the laparoscopic gastrectomy of a 77-year-old patient with gastric cancer Adachi type VI. Health & Medicine

Metastasis of gastric cancer and Adachi type VI: A cornerstone for improving surgical procedures

Anna Zakharova and her colleagues explore synchronisation and partial synchronisation in dynamical networks, for example the human brain Physical Sciences

Investigating partial synchronisation in complex dynamical networks

Mikiya Sato researches elderly care and end-of-life care that is provided in Japan, focusing on how the government's financial initiatives have instigated a move away from palliative care in hospitals Health & Medicine

Japanese government incentive scheme relieves strain on health services providing end-of-life care

Professor Hideki Seto investigates the interactions of large biomolecules with water molecules by probing the dynamics of the molecules using intense neutron beams Physical Sciences

Water dynamics: Probing the interactions between biomolecules and hydration

Naoto Otaki and Miyuki Yokoro have researched the impact of frailty, social interactions and varied diets in older people in Japan. Health & Medicine

Reducing risk of frailty through a varied diet during COVID-19 pandemic

Researchers have shown that separating the components when undertaking biomarker binding and disease detection by using IACE allows for more accurate screening results Health & Medicine

Improving diagnostic testing and disease analysis with IACE

Dr Ken-ichi Uchida suggests a method for controlling electrons using a process called spin caloritronics that could turn waste heat into useful work Physical Sciences

Spin caloritronics: Utilising and controlling heat with spin and magnetism

Gregg-Barak- research features Behavioural Sciences

Criminology on Trump: America’s outlaw and racketeer-in-chief

Dr Kazuya Yoshida uses a CAD/CAM needle guide for injecting botulinum toxin therapy for oromandibular dystonia in the jaw muscles. Health & Medicine

A CAD-CAM-derived needle guide for safe treatment of oromandibular dystonia

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