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Agricultural & Forestry Science

Faba fix for corn's nitrogen need

Researchers have good news for growers. Farmers raising a nitrogen-hungry crop like sweet corn may save up to half of their nitrogen fertilizer cost. The key:…

Physics & Astronomy

SPHERE Discovers Unique Discs Around Young Stars

These discs are wildly different in size and shape — some contain bright rings, some dark rings, and some even resemble hamburgers. They also differ…

Physics & Astronomy

Quantum Physicists Set New Record in Quantum Entanglement

Some of the new quantum technologies ranging from extremely precise sensors to universal quantum computers require a large number of quantum bits in order to…

Life & Chemistry

Natural Killer Cells Boost Antitumor Activity with CDK8 Deletion

Decades have been spent investigating how cancer cells manage to reproduce while evading the control of the immune system. So-called immunotherapies are…

Transportation and Logistics

Innovative Sensory Gloves Transform Intralogistics Work

Due to mechanization and automation the amount of physical load work has been progressively reduced. Yet for those working in intralogistics, the manual…

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Smart Printing: Power-Generating Films and Luminescent Glass

They turn light into electricity or vice versa: the inkjet inks developed by researchers at the Fraunhofer IAP can be printed on solid substrates as well as on…

Earth Sciences

New source of global nitrogen discovered: Earth's bedrock

For centuries, the thinking has been that all the nitrogen available for plant growth worldwide comes from the atmosphere. But a new study by National Science…

Trade Fair News

ILA 2018: Innovations for Safe and Cost-Effective Space Travel

Scraps of wreckage whizzing around present a serious danger to everything that moves in space. To avoid this debris, it is important to know where it is…

Materials Sciences

ILA 2018: Automated Lightweight Construction Cuts Weight and Costs

Like veins in the human body, copper cables run through the fuselage of aircrafts. They transmit electrical signals for temperature-measuring sensors, LEDs in…

Materials Sciences

New Material Boosts Energy Efficiency in Cooling Devices

Cooling devices are considered to be power guzzlers, in which polluting refrigerants are still used, even after the ban on chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). An…

Physics & Astronomy

Nano-Shimmy: Miniaturizing Mechanical Oscillators for Innovation

The entire system, no bigger than a red blood cell, has myriad technological applications. It offers new ways to miniaturize mechanical oscillators, improve…

Earth Sciences

UEA Research Creates Underwater Imagery Using Sound

The robots are about the same size as a small human diver, but can reach depths of 1000 metres and travel the ocean for months, covering thousands of…

Trade Fair News

Millimeter-Wave Radars Enhance Industrial Sensor Efficiency

See what is hidden from the human eye. Preserve the view when optical sensors fail. Radars make the invisible visible. Based on millimeter waves penetrating…

Trade Fair News

Custom Plastics at Hanover Fair 2018 Enhance Component Durability

Plastics are often used in industrial applications, such as for all sorts of components in production machinery or vehicles. “It is often better than metal in…

Life & Chemistry

Beetles and Beer: The Fascinating Truth About Ambrosia Beetles

If on a warm summer's evening in the beer garden, small beetles dive into your beer, consider giving them a break. Referred to as “ambrosia beetles”, these…

Life & Chemistry

Tiny Nanomachine Passes Test Drive, Showcasing New Potential

Nanomachines include structures of complex proteins and nucleic acids that are powered with chemical energy and can perform directed movements. The principle…

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