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Optimize Clinical Processes with Siemens Consulting Insights

How well do clinical processes work? Are there blind spots? How much time is left over for the patient? And where does one's own facility stand compared to the…

Earth Sciences

First Global Glacier Inventory Reveals Nearly 200,000 Glaciers

Overall, glaciers cover an area of about 730,000 km2 and have a volume of about 170,000 km3. The scientists found nearly 200,000 of them, but they say that…

Life & Chemistry

Cajal-Retzius cell loss and amyloidosis in Alzheimer's disease

However, the relationship between Cajal-Retzius cells and Alzheimer's disease is unknown.

Life & Chemistry

UEA Research Uncovers Molecules Guiding Heart Development

The heart is the first functioning organ to develop in humans, and correct formation is crucial for embryo survival and growth.

Materials Sciences

High-Strength Materials Inspired by Earth’s Pressure Cooker

The earth’s crust works like a pressure cooker. Minerals typically do not form under standard conditions, but at high temperatures and pressures. However, an…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Plantable Containers: A New Solution for Groundcover Production

Consumer demand for groundcover plants for residential and commercial landscapes is on the rise. Low-growing, low-maintenance groundcovers are favored not only…

Life & Chemistry

Bone Marrow-On-A-Chip: Harvard’s Latest Innovation Unveiled

The latest organ-on-a-chip from Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering reproduces the structure, functions and cellular make-up of bone…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Affordable Terahertz Imaging: Unlocking New Applications

Terahertz imaging, which is already familiar from airport security checkpoints, has a number of other promising applications — from explosives detection to…

Studies and Analyses

Study Links History to Slow Crop Domestication Progress

The new paper digs at the roots not just of crop domestication but of civilization itself, says plant agriculture professor Lewis Lukens. “How did humans get…

Materials Sciences

New Insights into Superconductivity from Calcium-Iron-Arsenide

The paper, published in Physical Review Letters, focuses on a calcium-iron-arsenide single crystal, which has structural, thermodynamic and transport…

Life & Chemistry

What fuels Salmonella's invasion strategy?

Other strains of Salmonella such as S. Typhi are responsible for typhoid fever, which causes 200,000 deaths around the world each year. Ensuring food is clear…

Automotive Engineering

Car2X Technology: Enhancing Vehicle Communication and Safety

Car2X technologies make vehicles “intelligent” and allow them to communicate with the objects around them. Encouraged by the numerous opportunities for…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Experience Gaming Innovation with Virtual Keyboards

Wii and other game modules make it possible to engage the entire body when playing, and soon Google Glasses and similar products will open up a whole new…

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Social Sciences

Growing Need for Social Workers in China Today

– Social work is a relatively new phenomenon in China. Today, the country has the largest number of people in the world requiring social assistance. There is a…

Studies and Analyses

Increased Employee Flexibility Boosts Workplace Benefits

A new study by University of Minnesota sociologists Erin L. Kelly, Phyllis Moen, Wen Fan, and interdisciplinary collaborators from across the country, shows…

Medical Engineering

Siemens Unveils New Solutions for Patient Data Networking

Each patient's chart is a key tool for doctors and caregivers in a hospital environment. It provides information on matters such as blood pressure, pulse rate…

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