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Environmental Conservation

Exploring Sphere Packing Models in Forest Structure Analysis

For over one hundred years, the distribution of different sizes of trees in forests has been one of the core attributes recorded by foresters and ecologists…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring Microtubules: Insights Into Neurodisease Development

A latticework of tiny tubes called microtubules gives your cells their shape and also acts like a railroad track that essential proteins travel on. But if…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Invisible Metal Wires Boost Solar Cell Efficiency at Stanford

But this widely used design has a flaw: The shiny metal on top of the cell actually reflects sunlight away from the semiconductor where electricity is…

Life & Chemistry

Genetic Locus Shields Adult Blood-Forming Stem Cells

In their study, published online Nov. 25 in Cell Stem Cell, Stowers Investigator Linheng Li, Ph.D., and first author Pengxu Qian, Ph.D., along with other…

Architecture & Construction

Hospital Energy Centre Powers Heating Network, Cuts CO2 Emissions

The newly developed trigeneration plant reduces CO2 by around a third

Health & Medicine

ARTORG and Inselspital Unveil New Artificial Pancreas Solution

“Today, a diabetic patient must follow a very constraining therapy with many blood glucose measurements, dose calculations and insulin injections. The ideal…

Life & Chemistry

Innovative Antibody-Drug Compounds in Breast Cancer Immunotherapy

In nearly every fifth breast cancer patient, an above-average number of HER2 receptors are located on the surface of the tumor cells. These receptors are…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Inductive Charging: The Future of Electric Cars Explained

Electric vehicles are increasingly no longer charged with electricity by cords but by means of inductive charging systems. Charging takes place via a magnetic…

Studies and Analyses

Global Climate Shift: Key Findings from 1980s Study

Scientists say that a major step change, or ‘regime shift’, in the Earth’s biophysical systems, from the upper atmosphere to the depths of the ocean and from…

Earth Sciences

Earth's magnetic field is not about to flip

The intensity of earth's magnetic field has been weakening in the last couple of hundred years, leading some scientists to think that its polarity might be…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Harnessing Peptides to Boost Crop Yields Without Fertilizer

Molecular biologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst who study nitrogen-fixing bacteria in plants have discovered a “double agent” peptide in an…

Physics & Astronomy

Tracking down the 'missing' carbon from the Martian atmosphere

Mars is blanketed by a thin, mostly carbon dioxide atmosphere–one that is far too thin to prevent large amounts of water on the surface of the planet from…

Earth Sciences

Autumn Gales Bring Third Major Baltic Inflow in 1.5 Years

According to first calculations a water volume of 76 km³ with a salt content of 17-22 g/kg passed the narrow and shallow Western Baltic Sea during the main…

Earth Sciences

Volcanic rocks hold clues to Earth's interior

Brought to the Earth's surface in eruptions of deep volcanic material, these rocks hold clues as to what is going on deep beneath Earth's surface.

Physics & Astronomy

Comet Fragments Explained: The Mystery of KIC 8462852 Dimming

ust what caused the mysterious dimming of star KIC 8462852?

Earth Sciences

Innovative Water Solutions for Driest Regions in Namibia

In the German-Namibian research and development project entitled CuveWaters, close collaboration between scientist/researchers, partners in the field, and the…

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