The restoration of old monuments is a delicate task for a number of reasons. On the one hand, it is of high importance for the monument preservation…
Using the SX 300 when measuring the travel of hydraulic cylinders in embankment dam lock gates is now demonstrated in an application video.
A team from the University of Leicester has for the first time published a detailed description of a protein linked to many types of cancer.
A thin coating of graphene nanoribbons in epoxy developed at Rice University has proven effective at melting ice on a helicopter blade.
Meet a microscopic gymnast.
“In this application we use surface acoustic waves to create nodes where cells or microparticles are trapped,” said Tony Jun Huang, professor and The Huck…
A decades-long mystery of how the cell's powerhouse, and its energy currency of calcium ion flow, is maintained under different physiological conditions has…
The influence of wildfire smoke on ozone levels during summer months in the United States is not well understood. CSU atmospheric science researchers took a…
Once they open up a patient's skull, there's no time to send tissue samples to a pathology lab — where they are typically frozen, sliced, stained, mounted on…
And more importantly, their data creates a map, showing where the active natural oil seeps are located.
The RapidScat instrument flies aboard the International Space Station and measures surface winds over the ocean. On Jan. 23 at 5 a.m. EST, RapidScat showed…
Out of a total of 829 paper submissions received, a large share (42%) is coming from authors in Europe, 29% of submissions are from Asia, 25% from North…
Driving enjoyment and electric drive – two terms that are no longer contradictory. Today, hardly any automobile manufacturer goes without an “e-car“ in its…
Simultaneously recorded signals from all participating radio telescopes were combined at the special correlator facility operated at the MPIfR in Bonn,…
For their novel therapy to prevent scar formation, Ursula Mirastschijski and her team use a substance produced in our lungs called lung surfactant. This…
In principle, water in the oceans acts like a mercury thermometer: when the temperature goes up, the liquid expands and climbs up the little tube. Since the…
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