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New Insights in Mountain Medicine for High-Altitude Health

Anyone who spends time at altitude in excess of 2500 metres can have difficulties, sometimes against all expectation, in adapting to these heights. They may…

Information Technology

New Research Center Launches for Soft Matter Simulations

The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved the establishment of a new collaborative research center (CRC) to be coordinated by Johannes Gutenberg…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Hybrid Energy Transfer System: Innovating Energy Solutions

From photosynthesis to respiration, the processes of light absorption and its transfer into energy represent elementary and essential reactions that occur in…

Process Engineering

New Method Controls Metal Crystal Growth: Nanocrystallometry

Published in the journal Nature Communications and developed at the University of Warwick, the method, called Nanocrystallometry, allows for the creation of…

Event News

Exploring Enzyme Applications in Food Processing Innovations

The conference aims to provide an updated overview on the applications of enzymes in the food sector, and of progresses made in respect to exploit more…

Life & Chemistry

Preserving Wine Without Sulfites: A New Approach

A good glass of wine is a byword for quality of life – not just for connoisseurs. In order to avoid wine spoilage, wineries mostly add sulphur dioxide during…

Life & Chemistry

Discover Unique Songbird Diversity in the Eastern Himalayas

The Eastern Himalayas are home to more than 360 different songbird species, most of which are to be found nowhere else on the planet.

Environmental Conservation

Agricultural Fires Rise in Central Africa: MODIS Insights

MODIS detected hundreds of active fires (location marked in red) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and northeastern Angola, a sign that the agricultural…

Life & Chemistry

UCI Researchers Discover New Roles of Estrogen on Cell Surfaces

A discovery by UC Irvine endocrinologists about the importance of cell surface receptors for estrogen has the potential to change how researchers view the…

Environmental Conservation

Moving ‘Natural Capital’ From Metaphor to Reality

But so far, achieving an actual measurable value for this “natural capital” has remained elusive, says Eli Fenichel, an assistant professor of bioeconomics and…

Earth Sciences

Amanda Sparks Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season Excitement

Fortunately, Amanda is far enough away from coastal Mexico that no watches or warnings are in effect today, May 27. 

Health & Medicine

Staying Active in Your 70s and 80s: Key Benefits Revealed

The findings, published in the journal PLOS ONE, reinforce the need for exercise programmes to help older people stay active. It could also reduce reliance on…

Medical Engineering

Precision-Guided Epidurals and Enhanced Blood Monitoring

The march of modern medicine is often driven by revolutions in medical imaging. When technology advances, doctors are better able to peer deeply into human…

Earth Sciences

Funny River Fire Update: Latest on Southern Alaska Incident

On May 26 at 9:30 a.m. local time, the Alaska Interagency Incident Management Type 2 Team reported on the status of the fire through the multi-agency Incident…

Environmental Conservation

Vines choke a forest's ability to capture carbon, Smithsonian scientists report

As abandoned agricultural land in the tropics is taken over by forests, scientists expect these new forests to mop up industrial quantities of atmospheric…

Life & Chemistry

Bioelectrical Signals and Microbiome: Tumor Control Insights

Developmental biologists at Tufts University, using a tadpole model, have shown that bioelectrical signals from distant cells control the incidence of tumors…

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