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Power and Electrical Engineering

TOM Method Could Cut CO2 Emissions in Coal-Fired Plants

On account of the energy turn and the turn away from the nuclear energy, alternative energy sources win more and more in meaning. However, the electricity…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA Scientist Links Primordial Black Holes to Dark Matter

“This study is an effort to bring together a broad set of ideas and observations to test how well they fit, and the fit is surprisingly good,” said Alexander…

Earth Sciences

Higher Carbon Emissions Found in Inland Waterways

Washington State University researchers have found that greenhouse-gas emissions from lakes and inland waterways may be as much as 45 percent greater than…

Trade Fair News

Aachen Center Showcases 3D Printing for Medium-Sized Firms

Nearly 4000 attendees from 15 countries were on hand for last year's RapidTech exhibition in Erfurt. This year, the organizers have significantly expanded the…

Technology Offerings

Biodegradable Polymer Particles: Protecting Lung Surfactant

Bei der Innovation handelt es sich um biokompatible Nano-, Meso- und Mikropolymerpartikel zur Bindung pathogener Proteine, die in den Lining Layer der Lunge eindringen.
Die Innovation ermöglicht die Prävention und Behandlung von Lungenerkrankungen, die mit einem Anstieg der Oberflächen-spannung in der Lunge und einer Schädigung des pulmonalen Surfactants einhergehen.

Information Technology

New Technique Enhances Control of Autonomous Vehicles on Dirt Tracks

A Georgia Institute of Technology research team has devised a novel way to help keep a driverless vehicle under control as it maneuvers at the edge of its…

Earth Sciences

Rutgers scientists help create world's largest coral gene database

Coral reefs – stunning, critical habitats for an enormous array of prized fish and other species – have survived five major extinction events over the last 250…

Information Technology

Engineers Create First Flexible Wearable Tricorder Device

Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed the first flexible wearable device capable of monitoring both biochemical and electric…

Materials Sciences

Programmable Materials: Strength from Squid Teeth Proteins

“We looked at what is common among squid teeth proteins for all species of squid we studied,” said Abdon Pena-Francesch, graduate student in engineering…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring the Dark Side of Fluffiest Galaxies

Galaxies, in all their forms from spirals to ellipticals from giants to dwarfs have been widely studied over the past Century. To the surprise of the…

Life & Chemistry

Rice Study Uncovers Genetic Pathways in Bacterial Spores

A team led by Rice University bioengineering researchers has decoded the mechanism that some bacteria use to make life-or-death decisions during extremely…

Earth Sciences

Sustainable Oyster Solutions: Learning from Chesapeake Bay’s Past

Despite providing food for humans for millennia, little is known about Chesapeake Bay oyster populations prior to the late 1800s. Using fossil, archaeological…

Physics & Astronomy

Faintest Early-Universe Galaxy Confirmed by UCLA Scientists

An international team of scientists, including two professors and three graduate students from UCLA, has detected and confirmed the faintest early-universe…

Life & Chemistry

Neural Circuits: Understanding Natural Vision in the Brain

At any given moment, the neuronal circuits in the brain receive and process sensory information that permits us to perceive and interact with the environment….

Trade Fair News

Custom Laser-Manufactured Lenses: A New Era in Optics

Scientists at Fraunhofer ILT in Aachen are researching new laser processes for shaping, polishing, structuring and assembling optics and components made of…

Event News

Networking 4.0: International Laser Technology Congress AKL’16 Shows New Ways of Cooperations

 

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