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Superfast Fluorescence Breaks Speed Record for Optical Computing

Researchers have developed an ultrafast light-emitting device that can flip on and off 90 billion times a second and could form the basis of optical computing.

Power and Electrical Engineering

Specialty Light Sources Improve Baby Food Safety Standards

Amongst other things, this is due to a milk powder scandal in China where babies fell ill and even died because of poisonous milk powder.

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Georg Forster Award Honors Brazilian Researcher in Cardiovascular Innovation

Professor Robson Santos’ research focuses on angiotensin peptides. These are part of an intricate system of hormones and enzymes known as the renin-angiotensin…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

How Climate Change Shifts Temperate Forest Plant Diversity

Climate change, environmental pollution or land use changes – there are numerous influences threatening biodiversity in forests around the globe. The resulting…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring Modern Catalytic Converters for Cleaner Emissions

Modern catalytic converters for the treatment of exhaust gases in vehicles with a combustion engine have largely contributed to reducing of pollutant…

Environmental Conservation

Inbreeding not to blame for Colorado's bighorn sheep population decline

Bighorn herds tend to be small and isolated in their mountain ecosystems, putting the animals at high risk for a genetic “bottleneck,” said Catherine Driscoll,…

Life & Chemistry

Topless Plants Reveal Insights into Human Molecular Networks

In plants as in animals and humans, intricate molecular networks regulate key biological functions, such as development and stress responses. The system can be…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Rice’s Immune System to Combat Blight Disease

A bacterial signal that when recognized by rice plants enables the plants to resist a devastating blight disease has been identified by a multi-national team…

Life & Chemistry

Parasitic Flatworms Challenge Global Biodiversity Insights

The study, published in Ecology, makes a case for using host-parasite relationships as a tool to understand why there are typically more species–and more…

Earth Sciences

Marine Plankton Boosts Cloud Brightness Over Southern Ocean

The study shows that plankton, the tiny drifting organisms in the sea, produce airborne gases and organic matter to seed cloud droplets, which lead to brighter…

Life & Chemistry

Increased Protein Turnover Linked to Pulmonary Fibrosis Risk

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis is a very aggressive form of pulmonary fibrosis and has a particularly poor prognosis. This fatal disease, for which so far no…

Corporate News

Siemens CT Technology: 40 Years of Innovation and Progress

40 years after the launch of its first series model, Siretom, Siemens Healthcare is looking back on the successful development of its computed tomography…

Power and Electrical Engineering

ORNL Researchers Make Scalable Arrays of ‘Building Blocks’ for Ultrathin Electronics

Semiconductors, metals and insulators must be integrated to make the transistors that are the electronic building blocks of your smartphone, computer and other…

Life & Chemistry

Atomic Insights: How Bacteria Transport Proteins Efficiently

Bacteria have plenty of things to send out into world beyond their own boundaries: coordinating signals to other members of their species, poisons for their…

Earth Sciences

Mapping the Nepal Earthquake: Insights from New Research

New research has accurately mapped out the movement of the devastating 7.8-magnitude Nepal earthquake that killed over 9,000 and injured over 23,000 people….

Life & Chemistry

Largest Carnivorous Sundew Discovered in the Americas

The spectacular thread-like carnivorous foliage is up to 24 cm long forming medusa-like clusters of sticky, glistening leaves.

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