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Power and Electrical Engineering

Cleanroom On Demand: Ensuring Quality Across Industries

The smallest degree of contamination can lead to major quality issues across many industries. Should, for example, any impurities occur on microchips, space…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Spherical Tokamaks: A New Path to Fusion Energy

Physicists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) say that a model for such a “jar,” or fusion device, already exists in…

Materials Sciences

New Crystal Insights Could Transform Laser Design Techniques

The findings, published today in Science Advances, suggest that the relatively large crystals used to change several properties of light in lasers – changes…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Passive House Indoor Pool: Heat & Energy Savings Insights

Monitoring results now available

Medical Engineering

Cell-Compatible OLEDs Advance Light Therapy for Wound Healing

Light therapy is an important means of promoting the healing of wounds. Difficult and protracted healing processes of the skin, such as are due to chronic and…

Health & Medicine

Newly discovered 'multicomponent' virus can infect animals

This new pathogen, called Guaico Culex virus (GCXV), was isolated from several species of mosquitoes in Central and South America. GCXV does not appear to…

Earth Sciences

Mount Pinatubo Eruption’s Hidden Impact on Sea Level Rise

The cataclysmic 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines masked the full impact of greenhouse gases on accelerating sea level rise, according to a…

Health & Medicine

Symmetry’s Role in Lab-Grown Collagen Biomaterials

Collagen makes up the cartilage in our knee joints, the vessels that transport our blood, and is a crucial component in our bones. It is the most abundant…

Life & Chemistry

Moth Exploits Defensive Compounds in Physalis Fruits

Insects versus plants in the evolutionary arms race: specialists and generalists

Life & Chemistry

Lego-Like Proteins: Engineered Ultrasound Tools at Caltech

A new study from Caltech outlines how protein engineering techniques might help achieve this milestone. The researchers engineered protein-shelled…

Life & Chemistry

Age-Dependent Response to House Dust Mites in Allergy Research

Worldwide more than 300 million people suffer from asthma. A common symptom in this context is airway remodeling: a pathological remodeling of the airway…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Spherical Tokamaks: The Next Step in Fusion Energy Development

Among the top puzzles in the development of fusion energy is the best shape for the magnetic facility — or “bottle” — that will provide the next steps in the…

Health & Medicine

New ALS Research Identifies Key Spark Plug in Nerve Cell Death

Rearchers say the findings of their study, published Aug. 5 in the journal Science, may lead to new therapies to halt the progression of the uniformly fatal…

Information Technology

Building Secure Networks for Tomorrow’s Internet

Large data centres are the major checkpoints of the Internet. They save, process and forward business data and private information. Today's data centres have…

Awards Funding

Hans Clevers Awarded Körber European Science Prize 2016

On Wednesday, 7 September, at 11 a.m., the Körber Foundation will present the Körber European Science Prize 2016 endowed with 750,000 euros to Prof. Dr. Hans…

Social Sciences

World Population Projected to Reach 10 Billion by 2050

The world population would hit the 10 billion mark in 2053 if the assumptions underlying PRB's 2050 projections are applied to subsequent years.

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