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Power and Electrical Engineering

Glass-on-Glass Lamination: Advancing Large-Area OLEDs

Organic light-emitting diodes have already found acceptance as a light source in first luminaires on the market on rigid glass. However, far larger shares of…

Life & Chemistry

Genetic Switches Uncovered in Lizard Tail Regeneration

Any kid who pulls on a lizard tail knows it can drop off to avoid capture, but how they regrow a new tail remains a mystery. Now, researchers at the…

Health & Medicine

Low-Cost Zika Virus Detection with Paper-Based Gene Networks

University of Toronto Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Keith Pardee and an international team of collaborators, including scientists from the Wyss Institute at…

Life & Chemistry

Mass. General Device Promises Faster Bacterial Infection Diagnosis

A team of Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) investigators has developed a device with the potential of shortening the time required to rapidly diagnose…

Earth Sciences

How Tiny Droplets Improve Weather Forecast Accuracy

When you see how difficult it is to get even next week's weather forecast right, you can imagine the challenges researchers are faced with when it comes to…

Awards Funding

Frankfurt Team Wins Award for Innovative Measuring Methods

This year the most important award in the field of metrology, the science of making precise measurements, was awarded to a team of five Frankfurt atomic…

Life & Chemistry

Fish Eye Regeneration: Insights from Heidelberg University Research

Unlike what is possible with the human eye, fish are able to regenerate injuries to the retina at the cellular level. Scientists at Heidelberg University's…

Trade Fair News

Real-Time Process Analysis: Enhance Production Monitoring

The automated detection of products or by-products directly during the process has become an indispensable part of monitoring production processes. Mass…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights into Light Color Sensing and Genetics

An international team led by Indiana University researchers has uncovered the regulation of a system that allows a globally abundant bacterium to efficiently…

Earth Sciences

NASA Study: Expanding Tropics Shift Clouds Toward Poles

Clouds are among the most important mediators of heat reaching Earth's surface. Where clouds are absent, darker surfaces like the ocean or vegetated land…

Life & Chemistry

Hoverfly Steals Prey From Sundews: Nature’s Sneaky Strategy

Hoverflies (also called flower flies), are conspicuous flower visitors of the dipteran family Syrphidae which often mimic the colouration of bees and wasps for…

Life & Chemistry

Venus Flytrap: Nature’s Ingenious Insect-Eating Plant

The Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) feeds on insects. It attracts a meal with its flower-like reddish color and ripe fruity smell on leaves converted to…

Life & Chemistry

New Regulator Discovered for Cell Death and Growth Balance

In the human body there is a constant balance between cell growth and cell death. Cells that are old or diseased must be eliminated. The destruction of…

Health & Medicine

How the Hippocampus Activates Memory Storage in the Brain

Because of its shape, the control center of memory bears the poetic name of “hippocampus” (seahorse). New sensations to be stored continually enter this region…

Physics & Astronomy

Discover the Future with the New Disposable Laser

Since lasers were invented more than 50 years ago, they have transformed a diverse swath of technology — from CD players to surgical instruments.

Physics & Astronomy

Innovative Fabrication of Whispering Gallery Microlasers

Microlasers are tiny optical devices a few tens of micrometres in diameter that are able to create intense light with only one colour or wavelength. OIST…

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