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Placing Active Agents in the Body with "Mini-Containers"
Jena scientists from different disciplines founded a new network in order to utilize so-called nanocontainers for applications in the biomedical field ("NanoConSens"). The research collabora...
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Read moreEco-friendly defence against erosion in arctic regions
Coastal roads and harbours are traditionally protected from sea erosion by giant blocks of rock or geosynthetic bags filled with material, all locally sourced where possible. In the Arctic and other c...
Earth Sciences | Read moreFibre laser quietly revolutionizes the world
Its advantages are obvious: due to the fibre design the beam quality is close to perfect, hence best possible focus ability even with very long operating distances is ensured. Flexible fibre g...
Process Engineering | Read moreNew analysers to unlock mineral value
Scientists are working on a new range of materials characterisation analysers and techniques that could help unlock the value contained in Australia’s mineral deposits and improve processing performan...
Materials Sciences | Read moreSet world standards for electronics recycling, reuse to curb e-waste exports to developing countries
Processes and policies governing the reuse and recycling of electronic products need to be standardized worldwide to stem and reverse the growing problem of illegal and harmful e-waste processing prac...
Ecology, The Environment and Conservation | Read moreIntelligent Structural Elements – Support Frames, Adaptive Engine Hoods And More To Come
Based on new hybrid intelligent construction elements (HICE), researchers at the University of Stuttgart have developed a shell structure which is able to adapt to changing environmental conditions....
Materials Sciences | Read moreFuture Smart Materials May Emulate Fish
The remarkable ability of fish to maneuver in tight places, or to hover in one area efficiently, or to accelerate in a seemingly effortless fashion has researchers wondering if they can create smarter...
Materials Sciences | Read moreUK scientists developing intelligent harvesting robot to save farms up to £100,000 a year
Annual waste for certain crops can be up to 60% - which can mean up to £100,000 of lost revenue for an average farm every year, according to farmers who were consulted during research. Falling number ...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreRobo-bats with metal muscles may be next generation of remote control flyers
Instead, researchers at North Carolina State University are mimicking nature's small flyers – and developing robotic bats that offer increased maneuverability and performance.Small flyers...
Machine Engineering | Read moreColorful Columns
Under a microscope they look like tiny pie charts or colorful candy canes: A team led by Joerg Lahann at the University of Michigan (USA) has been able to produce micrometer-wide discs and elongated r...
Life Sciences | Read moreRUB chemists develop a new preparation process for MOFs
Many molecular materials, be they hydrogen for fuel cells or drugs, can be stored in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). This would even be possible for metal nano particles for catalysis, were t...
Life Sciences | Read morePaper electrified by copper particles
When the size of particles is reduced to a nano-scale (one nanometre being one billionth of a metre), the properties of the material undergo substantial changes. Unlike in bulk materials, in nanoparti...
Life Sciences | Read moreThe Federal Minister of Education and Research inaugurates new German Antarctic station
The Federal Minister for Education and Research, Dr Annette Schavan, inaugurated Neumayer Station III today at noontime. The new German research facility thereby starts its scientific operation. ...
Earth Sciences | Read moreUniversity of the Basque Country team develop nano-hydrogels capable of detecting cancer cells
The task of the New Materials and Supramolecular Spectroscopy research team at the Faculty of Sciences and Technology of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) has been to provide an answer to...
Life Sciences | Read moreVirginia Tech engineers investigate energy independent monitoring system for bridges
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) funded the $14 million project, with Virginia Tech's share at about $2 million. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) estimates that ...
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