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Physics & Astronomy

New Research Group Tackles Neutrino Mass Hierarchy

The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved a new research unit focusing on the determination of the neutrino mass hierarchy during the JUNO experiment….

Life & Chemistry

Single Molecule Detection: Advancements in Contaminant Analysis

The researchers, led by Tak-Sing Wong, assistant professor of mechanical engineering and the Wormley Family Early Career Professor in Engineering, call there…

Physics & Astronomy

Mysterious radio signals from space are much better test of Einstein's General Relativity

The new method is considered to be a significant tribute to Einstein on the 100th anniversary of his first formulation of the Equivalence Principle, which is a…

Materials Sciences

Flawless 3-D Printed Ceramics: A New Technique Unveiled

Ceramic materials offer many appealing qualities, including high-temperature stability, environmental resistance, and high strength. But unlike polymers and…

Life & Chemistry

Five-Faced Worm Discovered on Réunion Island: A Scientific Breakthrough

For eight years, a research team headed by Ralf Sommer and Matthias Herrmann travel to Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean. The scientists from the Max Planck…

Earth Sciences

Giant Ape Extinction: How Gigantopithecus Couldn’t Adapt

It is well documented that the giant ape Gigantopithecus was huge – but beyond this fact, there are many uncertainties regarding the extinct ancestor of the…

Earth Sciences

Volcanic Ash Discovered in Germany’s Tiefer See Lake Sediments

Traces of volcanic ash originating from islandic volcanoes have been found in the sediments of Laker Tiefer See in the Nossentiner-Schwinzer Heide natural park…

Materials Sciences

New Metamaterial Accelerates Computer Speed Through Light Refraction

A new metamaterial with an unusual refraction of light will speed up computers

Life & Chemistry

Mice’s Biological Fitness Declines With Disrupted Internal Clocks

Almost all living things possess internal clocks that govern periods of sleep and waking, and ensure that these processes are in synchrony with night and day….

Materials Sciences

New Acoustic Technique Unlocks Nanoscale Material Insights

Now, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have developed a new nondestructive technique for…

Life & Chemistry

Carnegie Mellon Reveals New Method for Synaptic Density Analysis

Carnegie Mellon University researchers have developed a new approach to broadly survey learning-related changes in synapse properties. In a study published in…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Ancient Peptides: Insights from Language and Proteins

Proteins and languages share many similarities – both, for instance, yield their meaning through a proper arrangement of basic building blocks. Andrei Lupas,…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Generating Electric Current at Room Temperature: A Breakthrough

At extremely low temperatures, an electric current flows around the edge of the film without energy loss, and under no external magnetic field. This attractive…

Life & Chemistry

Gene Analysis Could Improve Esophageal Cancer Risk Assessment

Esophageal cancer is the eighth most common tumor disease in the western world. A subtype, the adeno carcinoma, is the kind of cancer with the strongest…

Life & Chemistry

Bacillus Cereus: Adapting to Antibiotics in Innovative Ways

A team from the Vetmeduni Vienna has now reported for the first time that B. cereus, following contact with certain antibiotics, can switch into a special…

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Information Technology

WhatsAnalyzer App: Effortlessly Analyze Your WhatsApp Chats

Anika Schwind and Michael Seufert, two computer scientists from the Department of Communication Networks of the Institute of Computer Science, are interested…

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