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Power and Electrical Engineering

Sodium and Magnesium: A New Era for Rechargeable Batteries

A project supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) aims to find new materials which can be used in rechargeable batteries and eventually…

Medical Engineering

Wireless Power Fuels Tiny Devices for GI Tract Innovations

Imagers, gastric pacemakers and other diagnostic and therapeutic tools could someday transform the way diseases of the gastrointestinal tract are measured and…

Earth Sciences

Ice cave in Transylvania yields window into region's past

Ice cores drilled from a glacier in a cave in Transylvania offer new evidence of how Europe's winter weather and climate patterns fluctuated during the last…

Life & Chemistry

Symbiotic Bacteria: Beetle Bodyguard and Microbe Marvel

An international team of researchers have discovered a remarkable microbe with a Jekyll and Hyde character. The bacterium Burkholderia gladioli lives in…

Life & Chemistry

Nose2Brain: Enhanced MS Therapy Through Innovative Delivery

Medically active substances are normally distributed via the blood – either directly by injection into the bloodstream or indirectly, for example through the…

Life & Chemistry

Protein 'spy' gains new abilities

Rice University scientists have learned to spy on cells with a divide-and-conquer strategy to label proteins.

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Plant Sugar Transport: Key Discoveries from Heidelberg

In experiments on transport tissues in plants, researchers from Heidelberg University were able to identify factors of crucial importance for the formation of…

Life & Chemistry

Immune Cells’ Social Network: Insights From New Research

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter – nowadays, good social networking and communication is more important than ever. The immune system also resembles a large social…

Earth Sciences

Citizen Science Boosts Disaster Response With Damage Maps

After natural disasters, communities need fast access to damage assessment maps to aid relief, recovery and rebuilding efforts. On 28 April at the European…

Event News

Fighting drug resistant tuberculosis – InfectoGnostics meets MYCO-NET² partners in Peru

Tuberculosis (TB) is still one of the top ten causes of death worldwide: In 2015, 10.4 million people fell ill with TB and 1.8 million died from the disease….

Physics & Astronomy

New Theoretical Approach to Non-Equilibrium Phase Transitions

Two physicists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory offered a way to mathematically describe a particular physics phenomenon called a…

Life & Chemistry

Making Bones Transparent: A Breakthrough in Regenerative Science

Ten years ago, the bones currently in your body did not actually exist. Like skin, bone is constantly renewing itself, shedding old tissue and growing it anew…

Earth Sciences

From volcano's slope, NASA instrument looks sky high and to the future

Designed and built at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, the instrument tracks levels of methane and carbon dioxide, two gases crucial…

Materials Sciences

NIST’s Spectral Fingerprint Technique Detects Concrete Corrosion

What they have developed is a noninvasive “spectral fingerprint” technique that reveals the corrosion of concrete-encased steel before it can cause any…

Earth Sciences

Penn Researchers Explore Lightning’s Impact on Rock Formation

In a new set of experiments at Penn, researchers have probed the power of lightning in a less risky but much more technologically advanced fashion.

Materials Sciences

Metal-Plated 3D Printing Enhances Molecular Motion Control

Many measurement techniques, such as spectroscopy, benefit from the ability to split a single beam of light into two in order to measure changes in one of…

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