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Agricultural & Forestry Science

Neonicotinoid Insecticides Impact Male Honey Bee Reproduction

In recent years, beekeepers have struggled to maintain healthy honey bee colonies throughout the northern hemisphere. In the first study to investigate the…

Environmental Conservation

New Method for Testing Livestock Drug Environmental Impact

Livestock medications can impair beneficial organisms that break down dung. Too high a dosage of ivermectin, a common drug against parasites, harms…

Interdisciplinary Research

New Crowdshaping Tech Creates Accurate 3D Body Models

Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and the University of Texas at Dallas, revealed new crowdshaping technology at SIGGRAPH 2016…

Life & Chemistry

Perseus: Simplifying Proteomics Data for Researchers

Do you speak -omics? If you don't, Perseus – www.perseus-framework.org might be able to help you. Researchers in Martinsried have developed this free software…

Health & Medicine

Painless Microneedle System Monitors Drugs in Real-Time

The new system consists of a small, thin patch that is pressed against a patient's arm during medical treatment and measures drugs in their bloodstream…

Information Technology

Glasses-Free 3-D Movie Screen Transforms Viewing Experience

3-D movies immerse us in new worlds and allow us to see places and things that we otherwise couldn't. But behind every 3-D experience is something that is…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Ultra-Flat Circuits: Unlocking Unique Properties in Electronics

The old rules don't necessarily apply when building electronic components out of two-dimensional materials, according to scientists at Rice University.

Physics & Astronomy

Astronomers discover dizzying spin of the Milky Way galaxy's 'halo'

Astronomers at the University of Michigan's College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) discovered for the first time that the hot gas in the halo of…

Materials Sciences

Nontoxic Method Boosts Production of 2-D Nanomaterials

“It's actually a very simple procedure,” said ORNL chemist Huiyuan Zhu, who co-authored a study published in Angewandte Chemie International Edition. “We…

Earth Sciences

Marine Carbon Sinking Rates Highlight Polar Ocean Vitality

About the same amount of atmospheric carbon that goes into creating plants on land goes into the bodies of tiny marine plants known as plankton. When these…

Physics & Astronomy

Discovering Magnetite: Uniting Lonely Atoms for Innovation

At first glance, magnetite appears to be a rather inconspicuous grey mineral. But on an atomic scale, it has remarkable properties: on magnetite, single metal…

Materials Sciences

Self-Assembling Nano Inks Create Conductive Grids Efficiently

To print the grids, an ink of gold nanowires is applied to a substrate. A structured stamp is pressed on the substrate and forces the ink into a pattern. “The…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Enzyme Deficiency in Favism: Key Insights

Favism is a common hereditary disease, affecting around 400 million people worldwide. It is caused by a lack of the enzyme glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase…

Life & Chemistry

Transforming Vision to Action: The Evolution of Hand Use

Our hands are highly developed grasping organs that are in continuous use. Long before we stir our first cup of coffee in the morning, our hands have executed…

Health & Medicine

Explore the Glowing Brain: A New Perspective on Neuroscience

On the monitor, a brain spins slowly and can be examined from every angle. Suddenly, some sections start glowing, first on the side and then the entire back of…

Technology Offerings

Flexible Plasma Electrodes for Irregular Surface Treatment

Surface activation or cleaning by cold plasma treatment is getting more and more attention. Current plasma based solutions have mostly fixed electrodes, which are only suited for planar surfaces. Scientists at the HAWK developed a plasma device with flexible electrodes, which allow treatment of irregular surfaces.

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