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Physics & Astronomy

Small Solar Eruptions: Big Impact on Unprotected Planets

Our sun steadily emits light, energy and a constant flow of particles called the solar wind that bathes the planets as it travels out into space. Larger…

Physics & Astronomy

Cosmic debris: Study looks inside the universe's most powerful explosions

A new study provides an inside look at the most powerful explosions in the universe: gamma-ray bursts.

Information Technology

Graphene’s Promise for Next-Gen Spintronic Devices

“We believe that these results will attract a lot of attention in the research community and put graphene on the map for applications in spintronic…

Information Technology

Next-Gen Batteries and Fuel Cells: Exciting Research Breakthrough

Scientists from South Carolina's leading public universities–the University of South Carolina and Clemson University–have made a discovery that could…

Health & Medicine

Enzyme in Cosmetics: Papain’s Allergen Risks for Skin

Papain is found naturally in papaya and is often referred to as a “plant-based pepsin” in reference to the digestive enzyme pepsin that is present in the…

Life & Chemistry

How Proteins Navigate to Their Correct Destinations

A package arriving at the wrong address causes confusion, in many cases leading to stress. This concept also applies to protein transport in living cells. The…

Life & Chemistry

Light-Controlled Cells: Versatile Switches for Optogenetics

Integrated into neurons, this could make KR2 a valuable tool for optogenetics, a new field of research that uses light-sensitive proteins as molecular switches…

Physics & Astronomy

Successful Demo for Ultra-Cold Neutrino Experiment

Today an international team of nuclear physicists announced the first scientific results from the Cryogenic Underground Observatory for Rare Events (CUORE)…

Life & Chemistry

Digital Field Guide Transforms Cancer Cell Research

Using advanced technology and an approach that merges engineering and medicine, a Yale University-led team has compiled some of the most sophisticated data yet…

Health & Medicine

Breakthrough in Understanding Multiple Sclerosis and the Blood-Brain Barrier

Over two million people worldwide suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS), an initially usually relapsing chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease of the brain and…

Trade Fair News

Sustainable Energy and Mobility Innovations at Hannover Trade Fair

As an international leader, the Hannover Trade Fair 2015 brings together a wide spectrum of key technologies in the industry. It is the place to be seen, in…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Siemens Unveils Gas-Insulated DC Transmission Line Innovation

Berlin Technical University and Dresden University of Applied Sciences, among others, are working under the lead management of Siemens on developing a new…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Flexible Illumination Solutions Redefine Aircraft Seat Design

The inside cabin of a passenger aircraft contains a number of components that play an important role in passenger comfort, and in turn, brand loyalty. For…

Trade Fair News

HMI Comfort Outdoor Panels: Extreme Temp Solutions for Operators

New Simatic HMI Comfort Outdoor Panels for operating in temperatures from minus 30 to plus 60 degrees Celsius
Bright 7″ and 15″ widescreen displays with…

Trade Fair News

Siemens Liquid Cooling: Boosting Efficiency in S120 Modules

Efficient heat dissipation in liquid-cooled Sinamics S120 Cabinet Modules makes air conditioning unnecessary
Footprint smaller than with comparable air-cooled…

Information Technology

Inkjet-Printed Liquid Metal: The Future of Wearable Tech

Elastic technologies could make possible a new class of pliable robots and stretchable garments that people might wear to interact with computers or for…

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