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Bug-Proof Communication: Entangled Photons Enhance Data Security

Whether it is information resulting from the communication between two banks, government organizations or private individuals, the encryption of data is now…

Life & Chemistry

Forager Honeybees: The 24/7 Pollinators of Nature

Forager honeybees have a demanding job: Searching for nectar, honeydew and pollen, they permanently commute between beehive and flower meadow. Their circadian…

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Jaime Agudo-Canalejo Wins Otto Hahn Medal for Membrane Research

The supramolecular architecture of the living cell is based, to a large extent, on fluid membranes that consist of bilayers of lipid molecules. These membranes…

Life & Chemistry

Cu2O Nanoparticles Boost H2Ti3O7 Nanotubes for Fuel Cleansing

Current hydrodesulfurization (HDS) technology is hard to remove thiols and refractory thiophenic compounds to a minimum in fuels. Moreover, the HDS technology…

Physics & Astronomy

Queen's University scientist warns of asteroid danger

Professor Alan Fitzsimmons from the University's Astrophysics Research Centre has said it is a case of when an asteroid collision will happen, rather than if…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Combatting Crop Disease: Math’s Role in Maize Lethal Necrosis

Maize lethal necrosis (MLN) arises from the interaction of two viruses: maize chlorotic mottle virus (MSMV) and a virus from a group named potyviruses, often…

Physics & Astronomy

Deceleration of Runaway Electrons Boosts Fusion Power Potential

Fusion power has the potential to provide clean and safe energy that is free from carbon dioxide emissions. However, imitating the solar energy process is a…

Earth Sciences

Assessing Shells as Reliable Climate Archives for Future Insights

What will our climate be like in future? Climate studies from times gone by can help scientists to answer this question. A tried and tested paleoclimatic…

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A Gentler Way to Assess Blood Flow

When diagnosing strokes and heart diseases or looking at tumors, perfusion magnetic resonance imaging offers a gentler way to capture the blood flow…

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Fraunhofer IZFP Secures EU Project to Enhance Nuclear Safety

According to current German law, the use of nuclear energy for producing power will be discontinued by 2022. Extending the operational lifetime of existing…

Life & Chemistry

Image Correction Software Boosts Stem Cell Quantification

When stem cells develop into specialized cells, this happens in multiple steps. But which regulatory proteins are active during the decisive branching on the…

Physics & Astronomy

Decoding Virus Structure: X-Ray Laser Reveals Atomic Details

An international team of scientists has for the first time used an X-ray free-electron laser to unravel the structure of an intact virus particle on the atomic…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding How Ticks Secure Their Foothold in Nature

Ticks spend more than 90 percent of their up to three-year-long life starving and clambering around in leaf litter and on vegetation. They walk remarkable…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Unusual Soybean Coloration Highlights Gene Silencing Process

“The yellow color is derived from a natural process known as gene silencing, in which genes interact to turn off certain traits,” explains Lila Vodkin,…

Life & Chemistry

3-D Molecular Shape Mapping Made Easy With New Tool

Figuring out the chemical structure of a molecule from scratch is an essential part of researching chemicals that come from nature, or “natural products.” For…

Earth Sciences

New Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Boosts Marine Research

After more than two years of preparation, the University of Gothenburg has signed a contract that will make Sweden’s first autonomous underwater vehicle for…

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