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Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Non-Coding RNA: Insights Into Brain Learning

Our brain’s capacity to learn and to form memories relies on the ability to respond adaptively to environmental inputs. The integration of these inputs occurs…

Event News

Invitation to the upcoming "Current Topics in Bioinformatics: Big Data in Genomics and Medicine"

Recent advances in genomics technologies like next-generation sequencing or mass spectrometry provide huge amounts of data that has never been imaginable…

Event News

Exploring UV LED Innovations at ICULTA-2018 in Berlin

“The scope of the conference is really unique, bringing together researchers in the area of semiconductor materials and UV LEDs as well experts covering a wide…

Earth Sciences

New Salty Subglacial Lakes May Harbor Microbial Life

The two new lakes are a potential habitat for microbial life and may assist scientists in the search for life beyond Earth. The findings, published in the…

Life & Chemistry

New Seagrass Meadows Discovered in Indian Ocean via Satellite

A new study by Swansea University and Deakin University academics, published in the recent Marine Pollution Bulletin, reported how the monitoring of the…

Physics & Astronomy

MIPT delivers world's first biosensor chips based on copper and graphene oxide

Biosensor chips are used by pharmaceutical companies to develop drugs. These chips are also indispensable for studying the kinetics of molecular interactions….

Earth Sciences

New Evidence of Atlantic Overturning Slowdown Uncovered

“We detected a specific pattern of ocean cooling south of Greenland and unusual warming off the US coast – which is highly characteristic for a slowdown of the…

Life & Chemistry

Enhancing Twilight Perception: Innovations for Safety and Awareness

In the pre-industrial age, twilight was a dangerous time for humans since they were at risk of encountering nocturnal predators. Anyone still able to recognise…

Physics & Astronomy

New Space Surveillance Capabilities by GESTRA in Germany

Due to its many years of experience in the area of space observation with radar, Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR is a…

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Hannover Messe: Curved Touchscreens with Silver Circuits

For the proper functioning of touchscreens in smart phones or tablets, microscopically fine conductor lines are required on their surfaces. At the edges of the…

Trade Fair News

ILA 2018: Discover Individually Air-Conditioned Seats

The Aviation Double Seat was created during the EU-funded project iSPACE (Innovative Systems for Personalized Aircraft Cabin Environment).

Trade Fair News

CFRP Recycling: Transforming Waste Into Battery Power

Modern wide-body aircrafts today consist of over 50 percent carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP). The material is installed, for example, over a large area…

Physics & Astronomy

NIST’s New Chip: A Mini Toolkit for Future Quantum Sensors

As described in Optica, NIST's prototype chip was used to generate infrared light at a wavelength of 780 nanometers, precisely enough to be used as a length…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Thin Engineered Material Perfectly Redirects Sound Waves

Metamaterials researchers at Duke University have demonstrated the design and construction of a thin material that can control the redirection and reflection…

Physics & Astronomy

Cosmic Gorilla Effect: A Barrier to Detecting Alien Signals

One of the problems that have long intrigued experts in cosmology is how to detect possible extraterrestrial signals. Are we really looking in the right…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Berkeley Engineers Create Efficient Wireless Nerve Stimulator

The device, called StimDust, short for stimulating neural dust, adds more sophisticated electronics to neural dust without sacrificing the technology's tiny…

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