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EU Funds Training for Young Scientists in Cancer Research

 The European Union granted over three million euros to the so-called “MEL-PLEX” network, around 500.000 euros are intended for the Life Sciences Research Unit…

Earth Sciences

Cold Hotspots: Exploring Upwelling Zones in the Baltic Sea

Upwelling is a process, which is initiated by certain wind regimes. Deep water that differs significantly from upper water layers is transported to the surface…

Earth Sciences

Twin Volcanic Chains Unveiled Above Unique Hotspot

Located in the South Atlantic, thousands of kilometers away from the nearest populated country, Tristan da Cunha is one of the remotest inhabited islands on…

Life & Chemistry

Neural Efficiency Hypothesis: New Insights Confirmed

Scientists refer to this as the neural efficiency hypothesis, although it ceased being a hypothesis quite some time ago and is now accepted by experts as an…

Life & Chemistry

Sharks and Turtles: Insights From New Predator-Prey Study

A new collaborative study led by scientists at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science & Abess Center for Ecosystem…

Physics & Astronomy

Cosmic Wind’s Impact on Galaxy Evolution Unveiled by Yale

A Yale University analysis of one such event in a nearby galaxy provides an unprecedented look at the process. The research is described in the Astronomical…

Materials Sciences

Researchers Predict Material With Record Melting Point

The computations, described in the journal Physical Review B (Rapid Communications), showed that a material made with just the right amounts of hafnium,…

Health & Medicine

It don't mean a thing if the brain ain't got that swing

Like Duke Ellington's 1931 jazz standard, the human brain improvises while its rhythm section keeps up a steady beat. But when it comes to taking on…

Materials Sciences

Transforming Solar Energy: New Advances in Light Conversion

When it comes to installing solar cells, labor cost and the cost of the land to house them constitute the bulk of the expense. The solar cells — made often of…

Life & Chemistry

New Tooth-Frog Species Discovered in West African Forests

Due to their habitat needs, currents in primary rain forests, and small distribution ranges, all tooth-frog species are at risk of extinction through ongoing…

Earth Sciences

Cosmic Impact: The Pleistocene Cooling Event Explained

At the end of the Pleistocene period, approximately 12,800 years ago­ — give or take a few centuries — a cosmic impact triggered an abrupt cooling episode…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Tropical Deforestation: Unveiling Soil Carbon Release Insights

Deforestation of natural tropical forests for the establishment of oil palm, rubber and cacao plantations causes large amounts of carbon to be released into…

Materials Sciences

Young Scientist Uncovers New Magnetic Material for Spin Current

It doesn’t happen often that a young scientist makes a significant and unexpected discovery, but postdoctoral researcher Stephen Wu of the U.S. Department of…

Earth Sciences

Satellites Reveal Geology Beneath Tibetan Plateau’s Surface

Gravity data captured by satellite has allowed researchers to take a closer look at the geology deep beneath the Tibetan Plateau.

Life & Chemistry

New Antibody Portal Enhances Reliability in Biomedical Research

For years, a crisis has been brewing in molecular biology. The problem is that antibodies – research tools used to identify key proteins at work in a cell –…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Ultra-Thin Nanocages Cut Platinum Use in Fuel Cells

The technique uses a solution-based method for producing atomic-scale layers of platinum to create hollow, porous structures that can generate catalytic…

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