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Environmental Conservation

Earlier Snowmelt Leads to Early Nesting for Arctic Birds

A new collaborative study that included the work of Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) biologists has revealed that migratory birds that breed in Arctic Alaska are initiating nests earlier in the spring, and that snowmelt occurring earlier in the season is a big reason why. The report, “Phenological advancement in arctic bird species: relative importance of snow melt and ecological factors,” appears in the current on-line edition of the journal Polar Biology. Lead author Joe Liebezeit (formerly with WCS) and co-author…

Medical Engineering

Siemens' production site for Angiography systems in Forchheim, Germany

Angiography systems used for interventional imaging in radiology, cardiology and image-guided surgery have been produced in the Siemens Healthcare Business…

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Medical Engineering

Siemens' Magnetic Resonance Imaging production site in Erlangen, Germany

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an imaging technique, which produces images that show the inside of the human body.

Environmental Conservation

New Sensors Detect Ocean Acidification in Baltic Sea

Today the European project PINBAL started with a kick-off meeting at the Leibniz Institute of Baltic Sea Research in Warnemünde (IOW).

Materials Sciences

Carbon-Fiber Honeycombs: A Sustainable Alternative to Balsa Wood

In wind farms across North America and Europe, sleek turbines equipped with state-of-the-art technology convert wind energy into electric power. But tucked…

Studies and Analyses

Forage Fish Abundance Shifts Impact Atlantic Cod Distribution

A recent study of how this occurred may help fishery managers, scientists, and the industry understand and resolve apparent conflicts between assessment…

Environmental Conservation

Biofuel Innovations Boost Climate and Biodiversity in Brazil

In Brazil, the demand for alternative energy sources has led to an increase in biofuel crops.  A new “News and Views” paper in Nature Climate Change,…

Life & Chemistry

Scientists develop a 'nanosubmarine' that delivers complementary molecules inside cells

With the continuing need for very small devices in therapeutic applications, there is a growing demand for the development of nanoparticles that can transport…

Event News

German-Russian Networking in Environmental Sciences – Young Scientists Conference in Tomsk, Russia

Renewable Energy, Biotechnology and Nanotechnology are major topics in the scientific cooperation between Germany and Russia. The dynamic shifts in the…

Life & Chemistry

How Flies Reveal Insights Into the Origin of Language

“Speaking any language requires proper articulation of the different sounds,” says Björn Brembs, Professor of Neurogenetics at Universität Regensburg, who…

Environmental Conservation

Capturing CO2 Emissions: A Key to Climate Goals

Combining the production of energy from fossil fuels and biomass with capturing and storing the CO2 they emit (CCS) can be key to achieving current climate…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA's STEREO Maps Much Larger Solar Atmosphere Than Previously Observed

Now, using NASA's Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory, scientists have found that this atmosphere, called the corona, is even larger than thought,…

Life & Chemistry

Sequencing efforts miss DNA crucial to bacteria's disease causing power

For infectious disease specialists, the technology can be used to analyze a disease-causing bacterium to determine how much harm it is capable of causing and…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA’s New Model Reveals Electric Asteroids’ Hidden Dynamics

A solar wind blown from the surface of the sun at about a million miles per hour flows around all solar system objects, forming swirling eddies and vortices in…

Studies and Analyses

Low-Dose Aspirin Linked to Lower Pancreatic Cancer Risk

“We found that the use of low-dose aspirin was associated with cutting the risk of pancreatic cancer in half, with some evidence that the longer low-dose…

Health & Medicine

Corticosteroids May Underreport TB Infection Risk, Study Finds

Tuberculosis infection among people taking corticosteroid pills may be underestimated, new research suggests. Current guidelines for what constitutes a…

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