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Exploring 3D Innovations in Leptin and Satiety Science

Leptin is an important satiety hormone that is produced by adipose tissue. The more fat there is in the body, the more leptin is released into the bloodstream….

Life & Chemistry

Membraneless Protocells: Unveiling Life’s Origins on Earth

How life arose from non-living chemicals more than 3.5 billion years ago on Earth is one of the deepest and still unanswered scientific questions. One…

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Plastic Optics Innovations from Aachen at Fakuma 2018

Optics, as an area of research and development has a long tradition at the research institutes in Aachen. Over the past few years in particular, plastics have…

Materials Sciences

Nanoscale Pillars: The Future of Information Technology

In today's information technology, light and electron charge are the main media for information processing and transfer. In the search for information…

Health & Medicine

New PeptiENV Cancer Vaccine Platform Boosts Targeted Therapy

“What is actually the most remarkable insight concerning the PeptiENV cancer vaccine platform is that we are able to envelop oncolytic viruses with the…

Physics & Astronomy

Lunar Craters Named After Apollo 8: A Tribute to Exploration

Since the Moon is tidally locked to the Earth — it always has the same side facing the Earth — the Earth will never appear to rise above the surface to…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Into How Fatal Biofilms Form in Bacteria

Biofilms form when bacterial cells gather and develop structures that bond them in a gooey substance. This glue can protect the cells from the outside world…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Larger Cities Exhibit Smaller Water Footprint Than Rural Areas

“Human life on the planet has never been more complex,” said Caitlin Grady, assistant professor of civil engineering. “We're so intertwined with so many…

Health & Medicine

New Tech Detects Early-Stage Lung Cancer for Better Outcomes

Non-small-cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) is often fatal because most cases are not diagnosed until they are so advanced that surgical intervention is no longer…

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Stuttgart’s ICDCA: Advancing Computational Design in Architecture

The Stuttgart Cluster of Excellence, “Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture” (ICDCA) highlights strong research areas at the…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring the Early Universe: Astronomers’ Innovative Methods

In order to study the early Universe astronomers, have different methods at their disposal: One is to look to very large distances and therefore back in time,…

Life & Chemistry

How Protein Complexes Form: Insights from Recent Studies

The formation of protein complexes is a highly organised process that does not begin with the “finished” proteins. Studies conducted by researchers at the…

Health & Medicine

Understanding Typical Mutations in Children of Radar Soldiers

Until the 1980s, military radar systems were often inadequately shielded against spurious radiation emitted by radar amplifier tubes. Such rays can cause…

Physics & Astronomy

Newly detected microquasar gamma-rays 'call for new ideas'

The first-ever detection of highly energetic radiation from a microquasar has astrophysicists scrambling for new theories to explain the extreme particle…

Life & Chemistry

UCLA Researchers Reveal Common Mechanisms in Cancers

The key finding: Prostate and lung cells have very different patterns of gene expression when they're healthy, but almost identical patterns when they…

Life & Chemistry

Ebola, Nipah, and ???: ’Plug-and-Play’ for the rapid production of protective antibodies

Outbreaks of infectious diseases can sometimes reach epidemic proportions, such as the large Ebola virus outbreak in Western Africa in 2014, which resulted in…

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