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Studies and Analyses

Heat Drives Migration: Insights from Indonesia’s Climate Data

The researchers examined 15 years of migration data for more than 7,000 families in Indonesia and found that increases in temperature and, to a lesser extent,…

Life & Chemistry

Malaria parasite manipulates host's scent

“Malaria-infected mice are more attractive to mosquitos than uninfected mice,” said Mark Mescher, associate professor of entomology, Penn State. “They are the…

Materials Sciences

High Barrier Lidding Film Seals Directly to Mono APET Trays

Compared to traditional lidding films with an additional LDPE sealing layer, which is co-extruded or laminated to the APET structure, the use of a co-extruded…

Life & Chemistry

New TAU Research Links Alzheimer's Disease to Brain Hyperactivity

Patients with Alzheimer's disease run a high risk of seizures. While the amyloid-beta protein involved in the development and progression of Alzheimer's…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Unlocking High-Temperature Superconductors: New Study Insights

Their research, published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found a remarkable phenomenon in copper-oxide (cuprate)…

Environmental Conservation

Tropical countries' growing wealth may aid conservation

While inadequate funding has hampered international efforts to conserve biodiversity in tropical forests, a new Duke University-led study finds that people in…

Life & Chemistry

Geometry-Driven Organization of Human Embryonic Stem Cells

Although scientists have studied this process in animals, and have tried to coax human embryonic stem cells into taking shape by flooding them with chemical…

Life & Chemistry

Enhancing Stem Cell Therapy: New Techniques Explored

Stem cell scientists had what first appeared to be an easy win for regenerative medicine when they discovered mesenchymal stem cells several decades ago. These…

Life & Chemistry

Freeze-Storage Egg Banking: Innovating Egg Donation Treatment

The rapid freezing technique of vitrification is set to revolutionise egg donation as a fertility treatment by enabling freeze-storage egg-banking. The…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights on Campylobacter’s Impact on Chickens

“The main implication is that Campylobacter is not always harmless to chickens. This rather changes our view of the biology of this nasty little bug,” says…

Health & Medicine

Short Sleep’s Impact on Aging Brain: Key Findings for Singapore

These findings, relevant in the context of Singapore's rapidly ageing society, pave the way for future work on sleep loss and its contribution to cognitive…

Life & Chemistry

New Protein Target Offers Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

Researchers from IMIM (Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute) have identified a new protein, galectin-1, as a possible therapeutic target for pancreatic…

Environmental Conservation

Key Findings on Ocean Dwellers’ Adaptation Limits

For the first time biologists studied the relationship between the complexity of life forms and the limits of their adaptation to a warmer climate. While…

Technology Offerings

Advanced Optical Gas Sensor Detects Multiple Gases Efficiently

This novel sensor works according to an optical electrochemical principle and comprises a photoluminescent or fluorescent layer, a light source and a detector. The layer comprises an electric potential and acts as a working electrode which is implemented as a nanostructure (nanowires with quantum dots). Furthermore, spatial resolution can be achieved by using numerous nanowires contacted individually on a carrier and a visual array detector (analogous to CCD sensors in digital cameras).

Technology Offerings

New Optical pH Sensor Enhances Detection with Nanostructures

The novel pH value sensor works according to an optical electrochemical principle and comprises a photoluminescent or fluorescent layer, a light source and a detector. The layer comprises an electric potential and acts as a working electrode which is implemented as a nanostructure (nanowires with quantum dots). Furthermore, spatial resolution can be achieved by using numerous nanowires contacted individually on a carrier and a visual array detector (analogous to CCD sensors in digital cameras).
Other reactions or concentrations of substances can also be detected.

Corporate News

Siemens and Baosteel Partner on Slag Granulation Solutions

Siemens Metals Technologies and Baosteel Engineering & Technology Group Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of the Baosteel group, will be cooperating in future in the…

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