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Earth Sciences

Ocean Acidification Weakens Coralline Algae Resilience

Coralline red algae form maerl beds which provide important habitat in shallow waters, including the UK coastal shelf. Maerl hosts a high diversity of…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Harnessing Clean Energy From Water: The Future of Innovation

Developing clean and renewable sources of energy is one of the greatest challenges of our civilization. Artificial photosynthesis is one of the most promising…

Life & Chemistry

Cells Under Stress: Insights into Repair and Detox Mechanisms

When cells are exposed to stress, different repair and detoxification mechanisms are triggered to protect the cells from being damaged. Stress is caused either…

Materials Sciences

Is Graphene Strong Enough to Be Tough? Exploring Its Limits

Graphene, a material consisting of a single layer of carbon atoms, has been touted as the strongest material known to exist, 200 times stronger than steel,…

Life & Chemistry

New Biomarker 18F-FLT Enhances Cancer Imaging Potential

In the paper, an international team reviewed studies conducted over the past 30 years on a particular tracer, called “18F-FLT,” and found that it has the…

Materials Sciences

New Nanowires Created Using Natural Gas Heating Technique

A team of Korean researchers, affiliated with Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has recently pioneered in developing a new simple…

Physics & Astronomy

Tiniest Particles Shrink Before Exploding When Hit With SLAC's X-ray Laser

Researchers assumed that tiny objects would instantly blow up when hit by extremely intense light from the world's most powerful X-ray laser at the Department…

Life & Chemistry

NIH Identifies Unique Genomic Signature in Five Cancers

Higher amounts of DNA methylation (hypermethylation), like that found by the researchers in some tumor DNA, decreases a gene's activity. Based on this advance,…

Life & Chemistry

New Cells Reveal Movement Directions for Survival Insights

The ability to see the direction in which something is moving is vital for survival. Only in this way is it possible to avoid predators, capture prey or, as…

Materials Sciences

Iron-Stepping Stones: Advancing Wearable Tech Without Chips

Yap says the iron-studded BNNTs are pushing the boundaries of electronics hardware. The transistors modulating electron flow need an upgrade.

Environmental Conservation

Underwater Sound Impact on Ecosystems: New Study Insights

The study, reported in the journal Scientific Reports published by Nature, found that exposure to sounds that resemble shipping traffic and offshore…

Automotive Engineering

Automated Driving: Redefining City Mobility and Maneuverability

Automobiles increase the mobility of their users. However, their maneuverability is pushed to the limit by cramped inner city conditions. Those who need to…

Life & Chemistry

Light Signals Illuminate Protein Functions in Living Cells

Tracing distinct proteins in cells is like looking for a needle in a haystack. In order to localize proteins and decipher their function in living cells,…

Life & Chemistry

Gastric Bacterium Helicobacter Pylori’s Impact on Organs

Some two kilogrammes of bacteria live on and in our body. It is not always easy to distinguish between “good” and “bad” bacteria because their complex…

Earth Sciences

Southern Ocean’s Carbon-Dioxide Mystery Unveiled After 20,000 Years

Twenty thousand years ago, when humans were still nomadic hunters and gatherers, low concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere allowed the earth to…

Earth Sciences

New Method Reveals Thick Ice Cocktail Under Antarctic Sea Ice

Sea ice physicists of the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) have developed a new method that allows them for the first time to efficiently determine the…

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