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Health & Medicine

Long-Lived Macrophages Discovered in the Intestine

Macrophages are specialised immune cells that destroy bacteria and other harmful organisms. KU Leuven scientists, Belgium, have come to the surprising…

Life & Chemistry

Catalyst Breakthrough Promises Affordable Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Hydrogen fuel cells are critical for the clean energy economy as they are more than two times as efficient at creating electricity than polluting combustion…

Physics & Astronomy

Water Found in Jupiter’s Great Red Spot: New Insights on Its Abundance

On Dec. 7, 1995, NASA's historic Galileo probe plunged into Jupiter's atmosphere at 106,000 mph, relaying 58 minutes of data back to Earth before it was…

Life & Chemistry

Rutgers Scientists Discover Ancient Protein Linked to Life’s Origin

How did life arise on Earth? Rutgers researchers have found among the first and perhaps only hard evidence that simple protein catalysts – essential for cells,…

Power and Electrical Engineering

UCLA’s Dual-Layer Solar Cell Sets New Efficiency Record

The device is made by spraying a thin layer of perovskite — an inexpensive compound of lead and iodine that has been shown to be very efficient at capturing…

Communications Media

New Audio Tech from Fraunhofer Powers Deutsche Telekom Smart Speaker

The Fraunhofer IDMT in Oldenburg has developed the audio technology for Deutsche Telekom’s smart speaker. At the heart of the work is the optimized interaction…

Physics & Astronomy

New Insights: Observing Atoms and Electrons in Action

The properties of materials are determined by their atomic structure. If atoms and electrons change their positions, then the characteristics of a material…

Life & Chemistry

Impaired Acetylation Insights in Cockayne Syndrome B

The Cockayne syndrome is a very rare hereditary disease, which can lead among others to dwarfism, neurological impairment, premature aging and a shortened life…

Earth Sciences

Deadline for climate action – Act strongly before 2035 to keep warming below 2°C

“In our study we show that there are strict deadlines for taking climate action,” says Henk Dijkstra, a professor at Utrecht University in the Netherlands and…

Life & Chemistry

Advancements in Biofuel Cells for Medical Implants

Chemical reactions in which electrons are released can be used to generate electricity. In order to power future medical implants, biofuel cells are being…

Materials Sciences

Smart Innovations for Cracking Tough Nuts at Empa Lab

Kilian Wasmer from the Empa lab for Advanced Materials Processing in Thun keeps shaking his head while speaking, as if he can’t believe the success story…

Life & Chemistry

Discover 100% Biobased Transparent and Stable Polyamide

Plastics are a useful alternative to glass or metal for a wide range of applications. Polyamides play an important role in the manufacture of high-quality…

Health & Medicine

Enhancing Early AMD Assessments: Insights from MACUSTAR Study

The European MACUSTAR consortium is conducting a multi-country clinical study on age-related macular degeneration (AMD) coordinated by the University of Bonn….

Physics & Astronomy

New Technique Forecasts Geomagnetic Storms in Europe

The Earth's magnetic field extends from pole to pole and is strongly affected by solar wind from the sun. This “wind” is a stream of charged particles…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA Scientist Probes Great Red Spot for Water on Jupiter

But one critical question has bedeviled astronomers for generations: Is there water deep in Jupiter's atmosphere, and if so, how much?

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Aachen Laser Innovations Showcased at EuroBLECH 2018

There is a common denominator for all five processes: They stand for different approaches to agile, laser-based manufacturing, and balance flexibility and…

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