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Foster Tadpoles Spark Parental Instinct in Poison Frogs

Parental care is widespread in the animal kingdom. Poison frogs are also known to be dedicated parents. They pick up their tadpoles after they hatch and…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Generate Electricity While Flying: Harnessing Wind Power

Anyone who has ever flown a kite during a strong windstorm is familiar with the kind of power tugging at the kite’s line. Stunt kites and drones can utilize…

Event News

“Lasers in Composites Symposium” in Aachen – from Science to Application

Although the laser processes for lightweight construction applications developed in research have already been tested, the step towards industrial application…

Physics & Astronomy

New Quantum Phenomena Unveiled in Graphene Superlattices

Quantum theory is the study of physics at the atomic and sub atomic level. It quantises energy and momentum and shows how objects are characterised as both…

Life & Chemistry

MicroRNA Disrupts Cancer’s Immune Evasion Tactics

The Salk team uncovered two gene-regulating molecules that alter cell signaling within tumor cells to survive and subvert the body's normal immune response,…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Solar-to-Fuel System Converts CO2 to Ethanol and Ethylene

Scientists at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have harnessed the power of photosynthesis to convert carbon…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Additives Enhance Thin Film Quality for Solar Cells

Thin films for use in solar cells are more effective when simple chemicals called glycol ethers are added to the film-forming mix, a KAUST team has found.

Materials Sciences

Surface Finishing Innovation: Suspension Spraying Explained

Rollers with precise printing performance in the paper industry or offshore equipment in aggressive saltwater – coatings protect these components even under…

Materials Sciences

Graphene and Carbon Nanomaterials: A Sustainable Metal Alternative

They can be found in your computer, in your mobile phone, in almost all other electronic equipment and in many of the plastics around you. Society is highly…

Physics & Astronomy

Solar wind impacts on giant 'space hurricanes' may affect satellite safety

Yet, in space, similarly small fluctuations in the solar wind as it streams toward the Earth's magnetic shield actually can affect the speed and strength of…

Physics & Astronomy

Integrated Lasers: New Fabrication Techniques Beyond SOI

Fabricating hybrid semiconductor lasers on materials other than the commonly used silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrates has proved challenging. Now, A*STAR…

Materials Sciences

Enhancing Efficiency: A*STAR’s Tiny Trenches for Solar Cells

Future ultrathin solar cells and light sources could have their surfaces covered by tiny trenches, after A*STAR researchers found such structures enhance…

Earth Sciences

Studying Climate Impact on the Wadden Sea and Elbe Region

Climate change, offshore wind parks, input from agriculture or from hydraulic engineering influence the life in and around the Elbe and Wadden Sea. Prognoses…

Earth Sciences

FotoQuest GO: Engage in Citizen Science on Land-Use Change

Today IIASA researchers launched their latest citizen science campaign, Fotoquest GO. The aim of the campaign, which will run for around three months, is to…

Physics & Astronomy

Nanocapsules Boost Cell-Inspired Metabolic Reactions

Metabolic processes inside living organisms involve a large variety of bio-molecules. These molecules are produced by specific enzymatic reactions. One example…

Medical Engineering

Skin patch dissolves 'love handles' in mice

Researchers have devised a medicated skin patch that can turn energy-storing white fat into energy-burning brown fat locally while raising the body's overall…

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