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Materials Sciences

Enhancing Carbon Nanotubes With Polymers for Better Performance

Scientists first reported carbon nanotubes in the early 1990s. Since then, these tiny cylinders have been part of the quest to reduce the size of technological…

Physics & Astronomy

Dusty Substructure in Distant Galaxies: Star Formation Insights

Galaxies are constantly forming new stars within dense clouds of interstellar material. The star formation rate in today's galaxies is, however, much lower…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Siemens Unveils Gearless Drive System for Elevator Doors

Siemens is extending its Sidoor range with a gearless drive system for elevator doors. The Sidoor ATE500E model introduces EC (electronically commutated)…

Information Technology

Siemens Unveils High-Capacity RFID Transponders For Simatic RF600

Siemens is expanding its RFID product range, Simatic RF600, with new transponders that have considerably greater memory capacities and a compact mobile…

Earth Sciences

Sudden Species Diversification Explained by Tectonic Changes

Researchers at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) have now confirmed the existing theories that extreme niche formation and tectonic plate…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Speech Dynamics Coded in the Left Motor Cortex

Speaking fluently can be challenging even for a political or mathematical genius such as Winston Churchill and Alan Turing, as recently illustrated for the…

Life & Chemistry

Newly Discovered Primitive Fishes: Saurichthys Species Unveiled

Saurichthys is a predatory fish characterized by a long thin body and a sharply pointed snout with numerous teeth. This distinctive ray-finned fish lived in…

Health & Medicine

Exploring Delayed Resuscitation in Cardiac Arrest Treatment

The general rule for treatment of patients in cardiac arrest is that once resuscitation measures have begun, they must be continued uninterruptedly until the…

Life & Chemistry

Ancient Scale Insect Shows Brood Care in Amber Discovery

The small female insect with the waxy cocoon or reticulum is clearly visible in the brownish translucent amber. The wax cover protected both the scale insect…

Life & Chemistry

Moss: A Key Player in Modern Water Conservation Efforts

The first plants to venture out of the sea and onto land 500 million years ago were green algae. They had to cope with the fact that they were no longer…

Physics & Astronomy

DUNE Experiment Expands Collaboration: 50 New Institutions Join

The neutrino experiment formerly known as LBNE has transformed. Since January, its collaboration has gained about 50 new member institutions, elected two new…

Information Technology

UAB Launches Tech to Fight Mobile Malware Threats

As mobile phones increase in functionality, they are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in everyday life. At the same time, these devices also are becoming easy…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA's Hubble and Chandra Discover Dark Matter Is Not as Sticky as Once Thought

Dark matter is a transparent form of matter that makes up most of the mass in the universe. Because dark matter does not reflect, absorb, or emit light, it can…

Earth Sciences

East Asian Activities Impact Borneo Air Quality Insights

Rainforests are often associated with pure, unpolluted air, but in Borneo air quality is very much dependent on which way the wind blows. “On several occasions…

Technology Offerings

PEN – Efficient and catalytic formation of highly substituted Pyrazoles by Enamines and Nitriles

Scientist at the Westfälische Wilhelms University of Münster developed the efficient Cu-catalyzed PEN method for the formation of tetra-substituted pyrazoles. In this atomeconomic process, readily available enamines and nitriles are reacted by C-C and N-N bond formation. A broad scope of enamines and nitriles can be utilized in this process.

Corporate News

BLS Cargo orders 15 multisystem locomotives

The Swiss rail cargo specialist BLS Cargo has ordered 15 Vectron MS multisystem locomotives from Siemens that will be used in cross-border service in Germany…

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