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Smartphone-Enabled Lab-on-a-Chip Quickly Detects Pathogens

A multidisciplinary group that includes the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the University of Washington at Tacoma has developed a novel…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring G Protein-Coupled Receptors in Disease Therapy

G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are among the “hottest” targets for the therapy of diseases such as hypertension, asthma or Parkinson´s. These receptors…

Life & Chemistry

Co-evolution: How Rapid Change Increases Species Extinction Risk

When species interact with each other, they do not evolve separately, but do so together. This process is called coevolution. Natural selection favors…

Physics & Astronomy

Protons and Antiprotons: Unraveling the Matter Mystery

The search goes on. No difference in protons and antiprotons have yet been found which would help to potentially explain the existence of matter in our…

Life & Chemistry

Breakthrough Procedure Cultivates Human Brain Sections in Petri Dish

Researchers at the University of Tübingen have become the first to keep human brain tissue alive outside the body for serveral weeks. The researchers, headed…

Life & Chemistry

The “everywhere” protein: honour for the unravellor of its biology

Anything that influences proteins can have wide-ranging consequences. After all, they are the workhorses of every cell, in that they carry messages, form…

Physics & Astronomy

Space radiation won't stop NASA's human exploration

“Some people think that radiation will keep NASA from sending people to Mars, but that's not the current situation,” said, Pat Troutman, NASA Human Exploration…

Materials Sciences

Osaka Researchers Create Slippery Surfaces for Everyday Use

The convenience of non-stick, Teflon-coated cookware is appreciated in kitchens worldwide, particularly by anyone doing the washing up. The chemical making up…

Physics & Astronomy

Study shows how water could have flowed on 'cold and icy' ancient Mars

A recent study led by Brown University geologists offers a potential bridge between the “warm and wet” story told by Martian geology and the “cold and icy”…

Physics & Astronomy

Los Alamos Researchers Leverage Supercomputers for LIGO Insights

Astrophysicist Chris Fryer was enjoying an evening with friends on August 25, 2017, when he got the news of a gravitational-wave detection by LIGO, the Laser…

Life & Chemistry

Navigational Brain Imaging Breakthrough with Powerful X-Rays

Now, a research team led by Eva Dyer, a computational neuroscientist and electrical engineer, has imaged brains at that map-like or “meso” scale using the most…

Physics & Astronomy

Bridging the Terahertz Gap with Optical Frequency Combs

Optical frequency combs are widely-used, high-precision tools for measuring and detecting different frequencies — a.k.a. colors — of light. Unlike…

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IVAM Product Market „High-tech for Medical Devices“ at COMPAMED 2017

The demand for miniaturization in medical devices continues to grow rapidly. Especially in devices for mobile diagnostics, therapy and laboratories, reliable…

Life & Chemistry

New Method Boosts Efficiency in Methane and CO2 Separation

When it comes to extracting natural gas or producing biogas, it's all about the methane. But methane is never found in its pure form. Natural gas, for…

Health & Medicine

Unlocking Immunity: Researchers Boost Killer T Cell Function

Killer T cells are a powerful weapon of the immune system. Following a viral infection, for instance, they swarm out in huge numbers and destroy all of the…

Life & Chemistry

Boosting Fat Cells: New Hope for Leukemia Treatment

Researchers with the McMaster Stem Cell and Cancer Research Institute found that boosting adipocytes, or fat cells, located in the bone morrow suppressed…

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