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Life & Chemistry

Protein Interaction: Yersinia’s Strategy for Disease Spread

A common strategy bacteria have to cause disease is to transfer toxic proteins to host cells, for example in humans. Yersinia pseudotuberculosis is a bacteria…

Physics & Astronomy

Link Found Between Magnetic Field Strength and Temperature

Researchers recently discovered that the strength of the magnetic field required to elicit a particular quantum mechanical process, such as photoluminescence…

Medical Engineering

Biosensor allows real-time oxygen monitoring for 'organs-on-a-chip'

The organ-on-a-chip concept has garnered significant attention from researchers for about a decade. The idea is to create small-scale, biological structures…

Life & Chemistry

Nanobot Pumps Eliminate Nerve Agents at ACS Meeting

The researchers will present their results today at the 256th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS). ACS, the world's largest…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Power-to-Gas Innovation at Energiepark Mainz Shows Promise

Power-to-Gas plant at Energiepark Mainz with positive interim results

Life & Chemistry

How Muscles Track Time: The Role of Circadian Clocks

Circadian clocks are present in all cells of the body, and have a pervasive influence on all aspects of human physiology. This is because they regulate…

Materials Sciences

A materials scientist’s dream come true

Using advanced in situ electron microscopy the researchers in Prof. Erdmann Spiecker’s group opened up new ways to explore the fundamentals of plasticity and…

Power and Electrical Engineering

IHP Technology Approved for Space Flights: A Major Milestone

With the listing of IHP – Innovations for High Performance Microelectronics on the European Preferred Parts List (EPPL), an important development period at the…

Information Technology

New Method Simplifies Quantum Computer Diagnosis

A Rice University computer scientist and his colleagues have proposed a method to accelerate and simplify the imposing task of diagnosing quantum computers.

Information Technology

Metamolds: Fast, Affordable Silicone Molds Unveiled at SIGGRAPH

Scientists develop new technique for creating ideal silicone molds faster and cheaper. Their work was presented at the prestigious SIGGRAPH conference

Power and Electrical Engineering

It’s All in the Mix: Jülich Researchers are Developing Fast-Charging Solid-State Batteries

The low current is considered one of the biggest hurdles in the development of solid-state batteries. It is the reason why the batteries take a relatively long…

Life & Chemistry

A novel synthetic antibody enables conditional “protein knockdown” in vertebrates

Perhaps the most important basic component of all cells are proteins that perform a wide variety of functions in cells and tissues. In order to clarify the…

Physics & Astronomy

Smallest Transistor: Single Atom Switches Current Innovatively

At Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), physicist Professor Thomas Schimmel and his team have developed a single-atom transistor, the smallest transistor…

Information Technology

Robots Transforming Rehabilitation: Tools and Partners in Care

In future decades the need for effective strategies for medical rehabilitation will increase significantly, because patients’ rate of survival after diseases…

Life & Chemistry

Climate Impact Research: Salt Marsh Plants Shield Coasts

Salt marsh plants such as cordgrass and sea club-rush protect coastal areas in storm surge conditions and provide a buffer for approaching waves. But what…

Event News

LaserForum 2018: Innovations in 3D Material Processing

The annual meeting of laser technology experts focuses on 3D materials processing, 3D printing and 3D structuring.

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