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Materials Sciences

Reviving Old Molecules: Innovations in Calcium Carbide Research

Over the last few decades, researchers have focused their attention on very large molecules and molecular systems. Scientists from all over the world study…

Life & Chemistry

Singapore Scientists Uncover Metabolic Rejuvenation Factors

Scientists from A*STAR’s Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) have discovered metabolic rejuvenation factors in eggs. This critical finding furthers our…

Machine Engineering

WayCon LLD-500: Advanced Distance Sensor for Hot Surfaces

The distance sensor LLD-500 was developed specially for hot surfaces and light environments. It can measure from a distance of up to 500 m.

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Into Programmed Cell Death Mechanism

When cells age or suffer damage, they are able to actively bring about their own pre-programmed death – a “suicide” process known as apoptosis. A…

Environmental Conservation

Exploring Innovations in Water Reservoirs for a Sustainable Future

Water, the basis of life, is becoming increasingly scarce; many ecological, economic and socio-political challenges and conflicts are increasingly linked to…

Life & Chemistry

NO2 Pollution Boosts Allergenicity in Ragweed Pollen

Together with the Research Unit Protein Science and the Institute for Environmental Medicine of Technische Universität München as well as the research…

Life & Chemistry

Balancing Growth and Play: Insights from Behavioral Biology

Frolicking, wrestling, climbing, jumping – Playing is a lot of fun and promotes development but is also very strenuous. Behavioral biologists therefore suspect…

Life & Chemistry

Zebrafish: Nature’s Blueprint for Amputated Fin Regeneration

Fish, in contrast to humans, have the fascinating ability to fully regenerate amputated organs. The zebrafish (Danio rerio) is a popular ornamental fish. When…

Earth Sciences

Autonomous Multicopter Navigates Arctic Challenges Successfully

How do you successfully pilot a remote-controlled helicopter in the remote expanses of the Arctic Ocean when the compass can’t provide reliable positioning…

Studies and Analyses

New Model System for Soft Colloids Unveiled by Researchers

Researchers from Jülich have, together with colleagues from Austria, Italy, Colombia and the USA, developed a model system for so-called soft colloids. The…

Physics & Astronomy

Mini X-Ray Source Created Using Laser Technology in Munich

With laser light, physicists in Munich have built a miniature X-ray source. In so doing, the researchers from the Laboratory of Attosecond Physics of the Max…

Information Technology

New Strategies for Managing Big Data in Europe

Big Data is a major factor driving knowledge discovery and innovation in our information society. However, large amounts of data can only be used efficiently…

Environmental Conservation

Strategic Culling: Tackling the Lionfish Invasion Effectively

We've all seen the stories – lionfish derbies and other efforts are ongoing in the United States and Caribbean, all with the goal of helping to decrease the…

Life & Chemistry

Researchers Track the Neural Circuits Driving a Fly’s Choice of a Mate

Now, a team of Rockefeller University researchers has explored in detail how the wiring of the male fly brain enables him to assess the suitability of a…

Physics & Astronomy

New Technique for Identifying Quantum Dots in Nanophotonic Devices

A quantum dot should produce one and only one photon—the smallest constituent of light—each time it is energized, and this characteristic makes it attractive…

Physics & Astronomy

Levitation Breakthrough: Droplets Dance on Blue Light Cushion

Researchers in France have discovered a new way to levitate liquid droplets, which surprisingly also creates a mini light show, with the droplet sparking as it…

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