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New Target Identified for Acute Myeloid Leukemia Treatment

New treatment options are badly needed for acute myeloid leukemia, a relatively rare form of cancer. The malignancy begins in the bone marrow, and from there…

Physics & Astronomy

Building Quantum Networks: The Role of Photon Contacts

But in order to create a network with photons, you need a photon contact, a kind of transistor that can control the transport of photons in a circuit….

Health & Medicine

Mini-Kidney Organoids Simulate Human Kidney Disease

Mini-kidney organoids have now been grown in a laboratory by using genome editing to re-create human kidney disease in petri dishes.

Earth Sciences

Exploring Carbon Life in Deep Seafloor Rocks: Research Voyage

On October 26th, an international team of scientists will sail from Southampton, UK, on board the British Royal Research Vessel James Cook. During a 6-week…

Life & Chemistry

Predicting Plant Flowering Time: Insights on Temperature Adaptation

Plants adapt their flowering time to the temperature in their surroundings. To flower at the optimal time, they take factors like temperature, day length and…

Life & Chemistry

New Surface Marker Enhances Sarcoidosis Diagnostic Approaches

Monocytes are white blood cells that are crucial to human immune defense. They are precursor cells of macrophages and dendritic cells and are circulating in…

Transportation and Logistics

Satellite Data and Maps Combat Wrong-Way Driving Accidents

Wrong-way drivers driving against the permitted direction of traffic cause almost 2,000 traffic accidents with approximately 20 fatalities on German motorways…

Life & Chemistry

Plants Lower Sweetness to Enhance Defense Against Insects

Plants produce a large arsenal of toxic compounds in order fend off herbivorous insects. To make sure that the toxicity of these defensive substances will not…

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Optimizing Forage Harvesters With Anticipatory Sensor Tech

Unevenly deposited swaths of green feed can cause an irregular flow in the forage harvester when crop is chopped in windrows. Thus, the energy consumption increases and a degradation of the quality of the chopped material is possible.

The described invention provides a remedy. One component of the invention are anticipatory sensors that detect the thickness or volume of the swath – not only directly on the machine, but also at a greater distance.

Earth Sciences

National Contributions Fuel Low-Carbon Energy Transformation

The scientists and economists provide a detailed analysis of the energy sector transformations required to implement the intended nationally determined…

Physics & Astronomy

Astronomers Observe Black Hole Shredding Star in Space Event

When a star comes too close to a black hole, the intense gravity of the black hole results in tidal forces that can rip the star apart. In these events, called…

Studies and Analyses

Inattention Risk: 27 Seconds After Talking to Your Car

If you think it is okay to talk to your car infotainment system or smartphone while driving or even when stopped at a red light, think again. It takes up to 27…

Life & Chemistry

Plastic Litter Found on Arctic Sea Surface, Study Reveals

In a new study, researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) show for the first time that marine litter…

Health & Medicine

Millimeter-Precise Mapping of Brain Oscillations Unveiled

Transcranial electrical stimulation has been used for many years in the treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders, such as depression, epilepsy or…

Information Technology

Exploring the RoboBee: The Future of Flying Submarines

In 1939, a Russian engineer proposed a “flying submarine” — a vehicle that can seamlessly transition from air to water and back again. While it may sound like…

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Earth Sciences

California 2100: Rising Droughts and Floods Threaten Future

In the future, the Pacific Ocean's temperature cycles could disrupt more than just December fishing. A study published in Nature Communications suggests that…

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