March 2016 Issue of Physics Today Is Online & in the Mail
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In the March 2016 Issue
Ultrasound-Mediated Drug Delivery
Thanks to advances in transducer technology and imaging-based guidance systems and the expanding body of research on the therapeutic benefits, ultrasound techniques are poised to improve the treatment of cancer and other diseases in the clinic — David Goertz and Kullervo Hynynen
Is the Melting Arctic Changing Midlatitude Weather?
According to model simulations, a warming Arctic can shift the circulation patterns of the polar jet stream and bring frigid air southward. But has it? — James E. Overland
The Fertile Physics of Chemical Gardens
Many a child has enjoyed watching the gardens grow; many a physicist has puzzled over the transformation of self-organized, nonequilibrium patterns into permanent structures. — Oliver Steinbock, Julyan H. E. Cartwright, and Laura M. Barge
...and much more!