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Physics & Astronomy

Researchers Measure Ions Impact on Fusion Device Walls

For the first time, researchers at West Virginia University (WVU) have directly measured the complicated 3D patterns of flowing plasma as it strikes the walls…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Bolometer Measures Graphene-Based Electromagnetic Radiation

Bolometer is a device for measuring electromagnetic radiation energy flow based on measurement of variations of physical parameters of thermosensitive element…

Physics & Astronomy

New Gamma Ray Camera Captures High-Energy Electrons in Plasma

Researchers at General Atomics (GA) have invented a new kind of gamma ray camera that can image beams of energetic electrons inside ultra-hot fusion plasma.

Life & Chemistry

Discover How Fat Cell Color Change Impacts Health

In mammals, three types of adipose tissues exist. White adipocytes are mainly located in the abdominal and subcutaneous areas of the body and highly adapted to…

Life & Chemistry

Cork Innovation: Enhancing Aquaculture for Clearer Waters

Overfishing of the world's oceans is a global problem. Politics, economy, society – all of them are required to search for a solution for increasing worldwide…

Life & Chemistry

Bioluminescent Sensor Illuminates Brain Cell Interactions

The scientists created the technique as a new and improved method for tracking the interactions within large neural networks in the brain.

Power and Electrical Engineering

Steering Fusion Plasma for Enhanced Energy Stability

Plasmas in fusion-energy producing devices are gases heated to millions of degrees that can carry millions of amperes of current. These superhot plasmas must…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights on Gene Activation in Atherosclerosis Development

Though the mechanisms that activate macrophages, a type of digestive white blood cell that targets foreign cells, remain incompletely understood, previous…

Life & Chemistry

How Self-Fertilizing Plants Thrive and Spread Globally

A study led by ecologists from the University of Konstanz shows that plants able to produce seeds without mates or pollinators are more likely to naturalize…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring 2D Materials for Next-Gen Light Sources

So-called monolayers are at the heart of the research activities. These “super materials” (as the prestigious science magazine “Nature” puts it) have been…

Life & Chemistry

Enhancing Neuronal Proteins to Boost Neural Communication

To rapidly carry information throughout the body, neurons form intricate networks by sending long protrusions to physically contact other neurons, sometimes…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring Innovations in Thyroid Disease Understanding

The little butterfly-shaped organ is a powerhouse. A thyroid that releases too much or too little hormone can trigger a wide variety of health problems: For…

Technology Offerings

Underwater Hydro Power Plant: Silent and Flood-Proof Innovation

The invention describe a hydroelectric power station, which is arranged under water within a shaft. No buildings or constructional interventions are necessary. The power plant is not visible, has no noise emissions and is not endangered by flooding.

Technology Offerings

Two-Dimensional Ionic Species Separation Method Unveiled

The technology relates to a method which realizes a two-dimensional separation of ionic species on the basis of the online coupling of ion chromatography and capillary electrophoresis. Through the orthogonality of the single methods the peak capacity can be increased significantly. The separation of ionic species is improved in a cost-effective way, e.g. for complex mixtures of nucleotides or cyclic nucleotides.

Physics & Astronomy

OU Team Discovers Rare Newborn Tri-Star System with ALMA

John J. Tobin, professor of astrophysics in the Homer L. Dodge Department of Physics and Astronomy, OU College of Arts and Sciences, led a global team of…

Materials Sciences

Nanoscience Advances: Enhancing Health and Quality of Life

Nanoscience research involves molecules that are only 1/100th the size of cancer cells and that have the potential to profoundly improve the quality of our…

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