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Physics & Astronomy

NASA Explores Space Weather’s Impact on Earth Systems

Storms from the sun can affect our power grids, railway systems and underground pipelines through a phenomenon called geomagnetically induced currents, or…

Earth Sciences

EPA Methane Emission Policy: Cost-Effective Yet 2025 Targets Missed

The research published online April 18 in Environmental Research Letters evaluated the recently updated EPA 2012 New Source Performance Standards that lay out…

Health & Medicine

Fungi Unlock New Antibiotics to Combat Resistance Challenges

Antibiotics have saved millions of lives since they were discovered in the 1940s. But recently we've had to learn a new term: antibiotic resistance. More and…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring the Mysteries of Galaxy M87’s Supermassive Black Hole

Supermassive black holes form some of the most enigmatic phenomena in astrophysics. Their enormous energy output is supposed to be generated by the…

Life & Chemistry

Glycosaminoglycan Hydrogels: Advancing Chronic Wound Care

Diabetes, a globally prevalent medical condition with more than 420 million affected patients, is often associated with chronic wounds whose treatment remains…

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Innovative Lightweight Design: New Laser Processes for Metal Foams

Metal foams are the ideal basic material for innovative lightweight design. Combining low weight and high stability, they have a high surface-to-volume ratio…

Life & Chemistry

Invasive Fungus Threatens European Salamanders’ Survival

The situation is alarming: The invasive Asian fungus has recently led to mass mortality of fire salamanders in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. Only small…

Physics & Astronomy

'Gamers' method creates unique 4-D molecular spectral maps

Researchers at Northwestern University have created a new method to extract the static and dynamic structure of complex chemical systems. In this context,…

Physics & Astronomy

Lasers Track Jet Disintegration for Enhanced Propulsion Insights

There are many processes, such as propulsion, in which fluid in a supercritical state, where the temperature and pressure put a substance beyond a…

Physics & Astronomy

Hydrogen Halo Reveals Secrets of Our Galactic Home

Sometimes it takes a lot of trees to see the forest. In the case of the latest discovery made by astronomers at the University of Arizona, exactly 732,225….

Life & Chemistry

New Mechanism Unveiled to Combat Multi-Resistant Bacteria

As spread of multi-drug resistant bacteria increases, it is important to understand how are they being maintained in populations. Antibiotics target essential…

Life & Chemistry

Chaining Diarrhea Pathogens: How Secretory IgA Protects Us

However, exactly how intestinal antibodies – known as secretory IgA – protect against infections was previously unclear. A group of researchers led by ETH…

Information Technology

5 Key Innovations Enhancing Data Access in SmartFactories

The advanced development of IT/OT* elements makes it easier to access the data of the SmartFactoryKL Industrie 4.0 production plant. Now data can be displayed,…

Business and Finance

Frugal Innovations: Rethinking Efficiency and Resourcefulness

Frugal innovations require a rethink

Life & Chemistry

New Model Explains Emergence of Biological Diversity

“There remains an urgent need for fast and efficient techniques that can screen the properties of large numbers of protein sequences with minimal sample volume…

Earth Sciences

Arctic River Ice Deposits Melting Faster Due to Climate Change

Climate change is causing thick ice deposits that form along Arctic rivers to melt nearly a month earlier than they did 15 years ago, a new study finds.

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