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Life & Chemistry

Harvard Team Innovates Microfluidic Design for Tiny Molecule Capture

Employing an ingenious microfluidic design that combines chemical and mechanical properties, a team of Harvard scientists has demonstrated a new way of…

Earth Sciences

NASA sees Tropical Cyclone Nathan over Australia's Top End

The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer or MODIS instrument flies aboard two NASA satellites: Terra and Aqua. MODIS provided images from each of…

Earth Sciences

3-D Satellite GPS Maps Enhance Real-Time Earthquake Response

When an earthquake hits, the faster first responders can get to an impacted area, the more likely infrastructure–and lives–can be saved.

Physics & Astronomy

South Pole Telescope Enhances Cosmic Exploration Efforts

Down at the South Pole, where temperatures drop below negative 100 degrees Fahrenheit and darkness blankets the land for six months at a time, the South Pole…

Earth Sciences

A Stiff New Layer in Earth's Mantle

By crushing minerals between diamonds, a University of Utah study suggests the existence of an unknown layer inside Earth: part of the lower mantle where the…

Life & Chemistry

Stress Granules: New Insights on Cancer Metastasis

When cells are under duress, they curtail almost all protein synthesis and stash their mRNAs in stress granules. These structures help healthy cells, but they…

Health & Medicine

Brain Mutations Linked to Intractable Epilepsy Breakthrough

Epilepsy is a brain disorder that afflicts more than 50 million people worldwide. Many epilepsy patients can control their symptoms through medication, but…

Health & Medicine

New Technique for Rapid Drug Abuse Detection by PolyU

The development of reliable, convenient and cost-effective methods for drug analysis is crucial in the control and the fight against drug abuse. Sponsored by…

Materials Sciences

Optimizing Soft-Optoelectronics: Innovations in Molecular Engineering

The molecules used to make optoelectronic devices can be engineered to balance the chemical interactions within them and optimise their properties for specific…

Health & Medicine

New Advances in Tuberculosis Research Spark Hope for Progress

For 80 years there was essentially a lull in tuberculosis research. Indeed, the last scientific breakthrough in 1921, the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG)…

Trade Fair News

Innovative Method Binds Water Pollutants Using Selective Adsorbers

To do this, researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB imbed selective adsorber particles in filtration…

Trade Fair News

Laser Innovations: LZH Showcases Future Production at Hannover Messe

Based on current research projects, the LZH is presenting how laser technology makes processes more efficient, and how it can be used for individualized…

Life & Chemistry

Driving Tumor Cells to Death in B-ALL Innovation

B cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, or B-ALLis the most common tumour disease in children and also occurs in adults. It develops when signalling pathways in…

Hannover Messe

Smart Metal Wires Power Sensitive Artificial Hand Innovation

HANNOVER MESSE 2015 – the world’s largest industrial fair – from April 13th to April 17th. The team, who will be exhibiting at the Saarland Research and…

Trade Fair News

Eye-Movement Video Control: Next-Gen Microdisplays Unveiled

The world of the so-called wearables is colorful and versatile: Wrist band measuring the pulse, buttons, which indicate the receipt of e-mails with color…

Life & Chemistry

Leishmania Parasite: Outsmarting Immunity with Dead Rivals

The human body has a highly efficient immune system, which recognises bacteria, viruses or parasites that enter the organism as “non-self” and kills them….

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