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Life & Chemistry

New Insights on Beta-Barrel Proteins in Mitochondrial Membranes

Researchers at the University of Freiburg have succeeded in describing how so-called beta-barrel proteins are inserted into the membrane of mitochondria. The…

Materials Sciences

Key Limitation in Solid-State Lighting Material Unveiled

Despite the progress in the field of green LEDs and lasers, the researchers could not overcome the limit of 30% of indium content in the films. The reason for…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring New Advances in Adaptable Laser Technology

Since lasers were first developed, the demand for more adaptable lasers has only increased. Chiral nematic liquid crystals (CLCs) are an emerging class of…

Earth Sciences

Cloud Seeding for Snow: First Quantifiable Results Unveiled

For the first time, scientists have obtained direct, quantifiable observations of cloud seeding for increased snowfall — from the growth of ice crystals,…

Awards Funding

Quasiparticles to Sensors: Funding Innovations in Science

For those who want to clarify fundamental questions in science to develop new theories, not only perseverance also funding is essential. The EU may not be able…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Fraunhofer ISE Launches New Hydrogen Feed-In Plant

“In an energy system without fossil fuels, the fluctuations in electricity production from renewables must be balanced out,” says Dr. Christopher Hebling,…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Blast Injuries: Unique Patterns and Risks

Explosions produce unique patterns of injury seldom seen outside combat. They have the potential to cause life-threatening injuries and take a particular toll…

Earth Sciences

Sea-Level Rise Affects Tides in Delaware and Chesapeake Bay

The team combined a computer model with 100 years of observations to tease out the fact that global sea-level rise is increasing the tidal range, or the…

Materials Sciences

Titanium Nitride Synthesis: A Historic Breakthrough Unveiled

A team of experimental and computational scientists led by Carnegie's Tim Strobel and Venkata Bhadram have synthesized a long sought-after form of titanium…

Health & Medicine

Alzheimer's drug targeting soluble amyloid falls short in a large clinical trial

Researchers have proposed that Alzheimer's disease is caused by the buildup of a sticky protein called beta-amyloid. According to this 'amyloid hypothesis,'…

Life & Chemistry

Decoding the Axolotl: Insights from the Largest Genome Yet

Salamanders have long served as valuable biological models for developmental, regeneration and evolutionary studies. In particular, the Mexican axolotl…

Earth Sciences

Enhanced Data Essential for Tracking Air Pollution’s Effects

To help policymakers make better, more informed decisions, there is an urgent need for more detailed information about the location and timing of pollutant…

Materials Sciences

Quantum Control Breakthrough: New Materials Unveiled

An international team consisting of Russian and German scientists has made a breakthrough in the creation of seemingly impossible materials. They have managed…

Life & Chemistry

New Filters Enhance Selective Chemical Separation Techniques

Tufts University scientists said the sophisticated membranes can separate organic compounds not only by size–as small as a molecule–but also by their…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Graphene Girders Boost Lithium Battery Life by 2X

Graphite has been the default choice of active material for anodes in lithium–ion batteries since their original launch by Sony but researchers and…

Architecture & Construction

Research Path to Sustainable Cities: Insights for 2050

In 1950, fewer than one-third of the world's people lived in cities. Today more than half do. By 2050, urban areas will be home to some two-thirds of Earth's…

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