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Medical Engineering

Vanderbilt Team Blends Imaging Techniques for Molecular Insights

Microscopy can yield high-resolution images of tissues, but “it really doesn’t give you molecular information,” said Richard Caprioli, Ph.D., senior author of…

Life & Chemistry

NORE1A: A Key Barrier to Tumor Growth Explained

Mutations that activate a protein called Ras drive excessive cell proliferation associated with cancer, but their ability to promote tumor growth is limited by…

Event News

CeBiTec Symposium 2023: Tackling Big Data in Biomedicine

Vom 23. bis 25. März 2015 findet das 10. CeBiTec Symposium mit dem Titel „Bioinformatik für die Biotechnologie und die Biomedizin“ am Zentrum für…

Physics & Astronomy

Confirming Einstein, Scientists Find 'Spacetime Foam' Not Slowing Down Photons from Far-Away Gamma Ray Burst

The researchers analyzed data, obtained by NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, of the arrival times of photons from a distant Gamma-Ray Burst. The data…

Transportation and Logistics

Stockholm Launches Electric Hybrid Bus Line with Siemens Charging

Siemens, together with Vattenfall, has installed a new supercharging station at each end of the route. The station can charge the lithium battery of the bus in…

Machine Engineering

Siemens Enhances Safety with Advanced Gas Analyser Technology

Siemens UK & Ireland has announced a series of product developments across its gas and oxygen analyser portfolio designed to optimise safety and efficiency,…

Health & Medicine

Nature’s pharmacy – plant-based active substance kills renal cancer cells

Nature holds many compounds in store that are of great value to medical research. Recently, for example, scientists discovered that a substance contained in an…

Life & Chemistry

Methane Seeps: Exploring Oceanic Wonders and Microbial Life

Methane seeps are places in the ocean, where methane from deep sediment layers escapes the seabed. Specific microorganisms use the potential greenhouse gas as…

Materials Sciences

Magnetic Carbon Composites Enhance Biogas Production Efficiency

Anaerobic biological processes like biogas production are limited in their performance and usability due to slow microbial growth and inhibition effects by…

Earth Sciences

NASA Tracks Strengthening Tropical Cyclone Nathan

At 0900 UTC (5 a.m. EDT), Tropical cyclone Nathan's maximum sustained winds were near 55 knots (63.2 mph/102 kph) and the storm was consolidating and…

Life & Chemistry

Supercomputers Uncover Key Bond for Biofuel Innovation

One of life's strongest bonds has been discovered by a science team researching biofuels with the help of supercomputers. Their find could boost efforts to…

Information Technology

'Smart bandage' detects bed sores before they are visible to doctors

“We set out to create a type of bandage that could detect bedsores as they are forming, before the damage reaches the surface of the skin,” said Michel…

Materials Sciences

New Efficient Electrode Enhances Clean Energy Water Splitting

“Our electrode is the most efficient oxygen-producing electrode in alkaline electrolytes reported to date, to the best of our knowledge,” says Associate…

Physics & Astronomy

Alien Colors: Identifying Life on Distant Planets

Some of the microorganisms hail from the most extreme environments on Earth; taken together, the samples should allow for a (cautious) estimate of the…

Trade Fair News

Unlocking Privacy: Easy Encryption for Everyone

Encryption is the most effective antidote to unwarranted, mass surveillance of people, companies and authorities. Although there are any number of computer…

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Earth Sciences

Global Warming: More Snow for Antarctica Revealed by Research

Published in the journal Nature Climate Change, their work builds on high-quality ice-core data and fundamental laws of physics captured in global and regional…

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