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- 1Fusion researchers film plasma in full colour at 16,000 fps●⚛️ NEW: Researchers at # Tokamak Energy recorded # plasma inside the ST40 spherical tokamak with a high-speed color came
Researchers at Tokamak Energy captured footage of plasma inside the ST40 spherical tokamak using a high-speed colour camera running at 16,000 frames per second. The video shows the plasma erupting in vivid colour inside the fusion reactor, offering a rare visual look at conditions normally invisible to the naked eye. ScienceAlert reported the footage, and it is drawing attention as an accessible glimpse into fusion research.
- 2Study links blood metabolites to triple-negative breast cancer risk▼Prospective analysis of pre-diagnostic untargeted plasma metabolomics and risk of triple-negative breast cancer in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC)
Researchers with the International Agency for Research on Cancer have published a prospective analysis examining whether pre-diagnostic plasma metabolites are associated with later risk of triple-negative breast cancer, using data from the large European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) cohort. The work is drawing attention among nutrition and cancer research audiences interested in early biological markers of aggressive breast cancer subtypes.
- 3Protons hit record energy riding moving laser-driven waves▼Protons ride moving waves to reach record energy with long-pulse lasers
Researchers report that protons accelerated by long-pulse lasers, riding moving plasma waves, have reached record energy levels. The approach could improve on conventional laser acceleration, with potential uses in cancer therapy, materials research and particle physics. The result is being circulated among science news outlets following its publication.
- 4Desktop Friday: switching from Ubuntu to Arch via EndeavourOS●# ViernesDeEscritorio dejando un ratico Ubuntu por Arch Linux (EndeavourOS) :endeavourOS: 😉 # ArchLinux # Linux # Endeav
Under the Spanish-language hashtag #ViernesDeEscritorio (Desktop Friday), a Linux user is showing off a desktop setup after switching from Ubuntu to Arch Linux through EndeavourOS, running the KDE Plasma desktop. The post is part of a recurring community ritual where Linux enthusiasts share screenshots of their systems each Friday, trading tips and praising lighter, rolling-release alternatives to mainstream distributions.
- 5Haemonetics Stock Draws Investor Attention●Haemonetics Corporation (HAE) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Haemonetics Corporation, the Massachusetts-based medical technology company specialising in blood management and plasma collection systems, is seeing its shares in the spotlight among investors tracking the health-care sector. Traders and market watchers are looking up the latest stock price, quotes and company news for the ticker HAE to follow its recent performance. No specific company announcement or price move has been confirmed.
- 6Chang and Yang win top Asia-Pacific plasma physics prizes▼Choongseok (CS) Chang, Seong-Moo Yang win top Asia-Pacific prizes for plasma physics
Choongseok (CS) Chang and Seong-Moo Yang have been awarded the top Asia-Pacific prizes for plasma physics, recognising their contributions to the field. The awards honour leading researchers in plasma science across the Asia-Pacific region, though details of the specific achievements and the awarding body have not been fully reported in available coverage.
- 7Mass Spectrometry Advances Nuclear Fusion Research▼How Mass Spectrometry is Advancing Nuclear Fusion Research
Mass spectrometry, a technique for identifying gases and isotopes by their mass, is playing a growing role in nuclear fusion research. According to AZoQuantum, scientists use it to monitor plasma conditions, detect fuel impurities, and measure tritium levels in fusion experiments, helping improve reactor performance and move practical fusion energy closer to reality.