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How Complex Biological Systems Evolve Freely

Our genes (aka. the genotype) determine our characteristics (aka. the phenotype). Evolution acts on changes in the phenotype, which occur when mutations change…

Life & Chemistry

Protein Guides Primordial Germ Cells to Sperm and Egg Fate

When an embryo develops, single cells acquire specific fates that allow them to perform specific tasks in the adult organism. The primordial germ cells are…

Earth Sciences

Nitrogen Reduction’s Limited Impact on Algal Blooms

This is according to a recently published article in Springer's Ecosystems journal, Biological Nitrogen Fixation Prevents the Response of a Eutrophic Lake to…

Physics & Astronomy

Star Mergers Illuminate Gravity and Dark Energy Theories

When scientists recorded a rippling in space-time, followed within two seconds by an associated burst of light observed by dozens of telescopes around the…

Earth Sciences

Stronger Storms Ahead: Climate Change’s Impact on Weather Patterns

How would today's weather patterns look in a warmer, wetter atmosphere – an expected shift portended by climate change?

Materials Sciences

Unlocking Potential: Particle Size in Porous Building Blocks

Porous particles of calcium and silicate show potential as building blocks for a host of applications like self-healing materials, bone-tissue engineering,…

Life & Chemistry

Designer Nanoparticles Target and Eliminate Multiple Viruses

Viral infections kill millions of people worldwide every year, but currently available antiviral drugs are limited in that they mostly act against one or a…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA Unveils Jupiter Jet Stream’s Reverse Shift Insights

Similar equatorial jet streams have been identified on Saturn and on Earth, where a rare disruption of the usual wind pattern complicated weather forecasts in…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Cellular Plasticity: The Future of Cell Types

Cellular plasticity is the ability of a cell to make different cell types. At the early stages of life, the fertilized single-cell coming from the mother’s egg…

Materials Sciences

Fast Heat Flow in Layered Material Heterostructures

Nanoscale heat flow plays a crucial role in many modern electronic and optoelectronic applications, such as thermal management, photodetection, thermoelectrics…

Life & Chemistry

The body's street sweepers

A new study by medical researchers at LMU extends the list of tasks performed by the smallest blood cells known as platelets: At sites of infection, actively…

Life & Chemistry

Mustard Cress: How Edge Life Prepares Plants for Drought

The researchers focused on mustard cress which grows across Europe, Asia and northwest Africa. Surprisingly, Scandinavian plants can cope with extreme drought…

Life & Chemistry

Lipid Nanodiscs Halt Misfolded Protein Clumps in Disease

The clumps caused by misfolded proteins, called plaques, are implicated in many diseases: plaque interferes with neuron function in the brains of people with…

Physics & Astronomy

Lomonosov Satellite: Key Scientific Achievements Unveiled

The Lomonosov Project is a large-scale scientific and educational space project of Lomonosov Moscow State University aimed at studying space phenomena. In the…

Physics & Astronomy

Quantum Memory Breakthrough: Laser-Cooled Atoms Enhance Capacity

Every information processing task requires a memory. As any classical computer cannot exist without a RAM memory, quantum computer could not be built without a…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

How much soil goes down the drain — New data on soil lost due to water

According to a new study by the University of Basel, the European Commission – Joint Research Centre and the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH, UK), almost…

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