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Life & Chemistry

New Fungi Species Discovered in Coral Ecosystems of Hawaii

The UHM Hawai'i Undersea Research Laboratory (HURL) used the Pisces V submersible to collect native algae from the mesophotic reefs in the 'Au'au channel….

Earth Sciences

Quantum mechanics inside Earth's core

Without a magnetic field life on Earth would be rather uncomfortable: Cosmic particles would pass through our atmosphere in large quantities and damage the…

Physics & Astronomy

Controlling Thermal and Particle Currents with Quantum Insights

Measurement plays a fundamental role in quantum mechanics. At the same time, it also constitutes one of the main problems regarding the interpretation of this…

Earth Sciences

Pockmarked Seabed Discovery Near Helgoland Unveils Secrets

Within a period of a few months thousands of craters formed on the sea bed off the North Sea island of Helgoland. Gas escaping out of the sea floor entrained…

Transportation and Logistics

Drones Enhance Delivery Planning for Efficient Logistics

“We are analysing a system in which customers order goods that are stored in depots and the subsequent deliveries are made by drones”, Christian Bettstetter…

Event News

Leipzig HTP-Forum discusses "hydrothermal processes" as a key technology for a biobased economy

At the heart of the 3rd HTP-Forum “Technologies for value creation through use of raw materials and as an energy source”, the entire range of hydrothermal…

Event News

EMOIO: Technology That Understands Human Emotions

Emotions play a crucial role in our interaction with technology – but even smart systems are not yet able to react appropriately to human emotion. In the EMOIO…

Physics & Astronomy

Scientists make 'squarest' ice crystals ever

You won't find ice cubes like this in your freezer.

Power and Electrical Engineering

Gesture-Controlled Drones: New Innovations in Flight Tech

A wave to the left: the drone moves to the left. A wave to the right: the drone turns right. Clench your hand into a fist and it lands gently on the table. No,…

Earth Sciences

Oregon Research Reveals New Insights on Volcanic Plumbing Systems

Volcanic eruptions such as Mount St. Helens' in 1980 show the explosiveness of magma moving through the Earth's crust. Now geologists are excited about what…

Life & Chemistry

Houston Team Advances 3D Printing of Transplantable Tissues

In their work toward 3-D printing transplantable tissues and organs, bioengineers and scientists from Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine have…

Life & Chemistry

Undersea robot reveals 'schools' of animals in deep scattering layers

Deep scattering layers were first recognized during World War II, when sonar technicians observed their sound pulses bouncing off a “false seafloor” that…

Health & Medicine

Collagen’s Role in Skin Thickness and Youthful Appearance

Skin is the body's largest organ and is constantly confronted with a range of external stimuli including microorganisms and physical stress. Epidermis, the…

Life & Chemistry

Cannibal Cells: A New Way to Limit Cancer Growth

Cell cannibalism, also called entosis, occurs when one cell surrounds, kills and digests another. Entosis doesn't typically happen between healthy cells but it…

Life & Chemistry

Accessing DNA in the cell's powerhouse to treat disease

For the first time, a synthetic compound has been made that can bind to DNA in the cells' energy powerhouses, suppressing a gene associated with nerve and…

Life & Chemistry

Key Developmental Leaps in Plant Evolution Uncovered

During the development of higher life forms over the course of millions of years, there have always been significant and comparatively sudden leaps in…

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