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Tiny Helpers Clean Cells: The Role of Autophagy Explained

Cells collect, decompose and recycle surplus or damaged cell material. This process, known as autophagy, is important, because cellular waste can be harmful to…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Faster-Growing Trees Combat Climate Change Effectively

The team led by Hans Pretzsch, Professor for Forest Growth and Yield Science at the TUM, examined wood samples from several hundred trees and analyzed every…

Life & Chemistry

Light-Controlled Molecules Enable Efficient Plastic Recycling

Robust plastics are composed of molecular building-blocks, held together by tough chemical linkages. Their cleavage is extremely difficult to achieve,…

Life & Chemistry

How the End-Cretaceous Extinction Shaped Shark Diversity

As part of a larger scientific endeavour aiming to understand the diversity of fossil sharks, a group of researchers from Uppsala University, Sweden, and the…

Medical Engineering

Can Radar Replace Stethoscopes in Medical Diagnosis?

Along with a white coat, a stethoscope is the hallmark of doctors everywhere. Stethoscopes are used to diagnose the noises produced by the heart and lungs….

Physics & Astronomy

Astrophysicist Reveals Starlike Atmospheres of Ultrahot Planets

However, a new study just published by a research team that includes Arizona State University astrophysicist Michael Line, an assistant professor in ASU's…

Physics & Astronomy

First Six-Dimensional Beam Measurement by UT-ORNL Team

A team of researchers led by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville conducted the measurement in a beam test facility at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge…

Information Technology

Smartphone Tracker Apps: Uncovering Serious Security Risks

Tracker apps provide a means for legitimate personal tracking, i.e. for parents to locate their children. Many tracker apps, however, contain serious security…

Physics & Astronomy

NRL's sun imaging telescopes fly on NASA Parker Solar Probe

The mission to “touch the Sun” is 60 years in the making and will bring a spacecraft carrying a suite of instruments the closest ever before to the Sun with…

Physics & Astronomy

Understanding Wiedemann-Franz Law: Metal Conductivity Explained

From everyday experience we know that metals are good conductors for both electricity and heat — think inductive cooking or electronic devices warming up upon…

Information Technology

Universal Quantum Computer Advances with Holonomic Gates

Researchers have demonstrated holonomic quantum gates under zero-magnetic field at room temperature, which will enable the realization of fast and…

Life & Chemistry

Collaborative Advances in Immune System Research

“What we have learned about the immune system and its role in many widespread diseases over the last ten years opens up countless perspectives for research,”…

Information Technology

Robots as 'pump attendants': TU Graz develops robot-controlled rapid charging system for e-vehicles

Global demand for electric vehicles is forecast to rise sharply: by 2025, the number of new vehicle registrations is expected to reach 25 million per year….

Information Technology

Advanced Water Simulation Balances Detail and Performance

When designers select a method for simulating water and waves, they have to choose either fast computation or realistic effects; state-of-the-art methods are…

Physics & Astronomy

Ph.D. Student Designs Innovative Spinning Heat Shield for Spacecraft

Heat shields are essentially used as the brakes to stop spacecraft burning up and crashing on entry and re-entry into a planet's atmosphere. This design is the…

Life & Chemistry

The “TRiC” to folding actin

Actin is the most abundant protein in highly developed cells and has diverse functions in processes like cell stabilization, cell division and muscle…

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