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Power and Electrical Engineering

Ballet Bugs: Nature’s Blueprint for Better Robot Design

When it's time to design new robots, sometimes the best inspiration can come from Mother Nature. Take, for example, her creepy, but incredibly athletic spider…

Information Technology

Exploring Energy-Efficient Computing: Insights from Recent Report

A report that resulted from a workshop jointly funded by the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and National Science Foundation (NSF) outlines key…

Life & Chemistry

'Big Data' used to identify new cancer driver genes

In a collaborative study led by Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute (SBP), researchers have combined two publicly available 'omics' databases to…

Physics & Astronomy

IBEX Reveals Insights on Solar System Boundary Interactions

IBEX uses energetic neutral atom imaging to examine how our heliosphere, the magnetic bubble in which our sun and planets reside, interacts with interstellar…

Earth Sciences

New 'geospeedometer' confirms super-eruptions have short fuses

They are the sources of super-eruptions – gigantic volcanic outbursts that throw 100 times more superheated gas, ash and rock into the atmosphere than…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Next-Gen Energy-Saving Devices Powered by Gallium Nitride

Wide-gap semiconductors such as gallium nitride (GaN) are widely used for optical devices such as blue LED and are also anticipated as materials for…

Medical Engineering

New Radiological Method Enhances Hip Surgery Outcomes

In Sweden, around 16,000 hip prosthesis operations are done annually, and about an additional 1,100 re-operations are done where part or all of the prosthetic…

Life & Chemistry

Excess Salt in Diet Disrupts Immune System Balance

Too much salt in food is unhealthy. Physicians and scientists studying nutrition agree on this and warn of consuming too much salt. It is well known that table…

Studies and Analyses

New Study Uncovers Genome’s Role in Eczema Development

Atopic dermatitis, a type of eczema, afflicts approximately one out of every five children and one out of every twelve adults. Though knowledge of the genome…

Corporate News

Siemens Opens Tram Factory in Turkey to Boost Urban Transport

Siemens is investing in the growth market for urban public transport and is building a new assembly factory for trams in the Turkish city of Gebze, near…

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Siemens Healthcare Launches Cios Family of Mobile C-Arms

New family of C-arms comprising Cios Fusion, Cios Connect, Cios Select, and the premium Cios Alpha system
Cios systems cover all customer requirements for…

Health & Medicine

Cars as Nanotube Factories: Discover the Surprising Link

Cars appear to produce carbon nanotubes, and some of the evidence has been found in human lungs.

Power and Electrical Engineering

Solvents Streamline Solar Cell Manufacturing Process

Typically the films–used by organic bulk heterojunction solar cells, or BHJs, to convert solar energy into electricity–are created in a solution by mixing…

Earth Sciences

New study explains near-annual Monsoon oscillations generated by El Niño

The results, published this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, show how the El Niño phenomenon interacts with the annual…

Life & Chemistry

New Math Method Uncovers Neural Activity Structure in Brain

“Our method is the first to be able to reveal this structure without our knowing an external stimulus ahead of time. We've now shown that our new method will…

Materials Sciences

Cyclic Healing: Enhancing Metal Strength by Repairing Defects

When designing a new material, whether for an airplane, car, bridge, mobile device, or biological implant, engineers strive to make the material strong and…

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