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Siemens Unveils High-Current Busbar Trunking System Up To 6,300A

The Sivacon 8PS LI system, which will replace the existing LX system, is a busbar trunking system developed by Siemens for high currents up to 6,300 amperes….

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French companies shine at Natural & Organic Products Europe

From 13 to 14 April of this year, the French Trade Commission UBIFRANCE in London will host the French Pavilion at the Natural & Organic Products Europe trade…

Life & Chemistry

Spinning Drops of Blood: New Insights in Parasitic Infection Diagnosis

Parasitic infections like malaria and sleeping sickness affect hundreds of millions of people, primarily in the poorest regions of the world. Diagnosis of…

Earth Sciences

Discovering Past Earthquakes Along Alaska’s 1964 Rupture

However, recent research suggests some large quakes can punch through these obstacles, and have done so in the past, according to a new study accepted for…

Life & Chemistry

Max Planck UCL Centre Advances Brain and Behavior Research

To provide answers to these questions, the Max Planck Society and University College London have launched the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational…

Health & Medicine

Mechanical Forces Uncover Key Breast Cancer Molecular Insights

The stiffening of breast tissue in breast-cancer development points to a new way to distinguish a type of breast cancer with a poor prognosis from a related,…

Health & Medicine

Infants’ Esophageal Function Linked to Life-Threatening Events

Now, a study of these apparent life-threatening events — called ALTEs for short — suggests that infants who experience them have abnormal regulation of…

Life & Chemistry

German Scientists Develop Brain Light Sensor to Control Nerve Cells

Questions like these might now become easier to address: Scientists at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) and Humboldt University in Berlin…

Life & Chemistry

Hormones in action: it’s all about the right partner

Thousands of regulatory regions on the genomic DNA determine which part of a cell’s genetic information is expressed and which is silent. Daria Shlyueva and…

Health & Medicine

IRB Researchers Discover Key Regulator of Colon Cancer

The study demonstrates that, on the one hand, p38 is important for the optimal maintenance of the epithelial barrier that protects the intestine against toxic…

Earth Sciences

Satellite Time-Lapse Captures U.S. East Coast Winter Snow

NOAA's Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites or GOES-East imagery from January 1 to March 24 was compiled into three videos made by NASA/NOAA's…

Machine Engineering

Siemens Launches Online Condition Monitoring Services for Industry

As part of the service, Siemens experts assist companies in recording and analyzing operating and condition-based data. The aim is to provide a clear picture…

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IPAnema: Innovative Cable-Driven Robot Transforming Intralogistics

With its eight cables and moving platform instead of large articulated-arm robots and area gantries, the platform with grippers appears at first sight to fly…

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Flexible Sensor-Controlled Fixtures Transform Automation Processes

Whether for locating workpieces or controlling movements during production processes, fixtures have conventionally been an indispensable element of automation.

Life & Chemistry

MDC Researchers Uncover New Insights into Epilepsy Mechanisms

They regulate and coordinate the activity of groups of neurons that represent parts of information, which they then may transmit to other brain regions. If…

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New Two-Armed Robot System Enhances Bin Picking Efficiency

The system has two arms. Using the “bp3™” software for bin picking developed by Fraunhofer IPA, the system is capable of detecting and localizing objects,…

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