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Physics & Astronomy

Discovery of Quantum Chaos in Ultracold Gas Explained

The team of Francesca Ferlaino, Institute for Experimental Physics of the University of Innsbruck, Austria, has experimentally shown chaotic behavior of…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Siemens D3 Wind Turbines Enhance Performance with New Upgrades

Siemens Energy has uprated its D3 onshore platform wind turbines. The new SWT-3.2-101, SWT-3.2-108 and SWT-3.2-113 machines feature improved performance from…

Materials Sciences

Surface Characteristics Impact Cellular Growth on Semiconductors

The finding stems from a study performed by researchers at North Carolina State University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Purdue…

Environmental Conservation

Researchers Discover Black Sea Bass Resilience in Depth Changes

Black sea bass are bottom-dwelling fish, and are often caught at depths of greater than 60 feet. When the fish are brought to the surface, the rapid change in…

Earth Sciences

Climate of Genghis Khan's ancient time extends long shadow over Asia of today

Climate was very much on Genghis Khan's side as he expanded his Mongol Empire across northeastern Asia.

Earth Sciences

NASA’s Aqua Satellite Captures Tropical Cyclone Hadi’s Remnants

When NASA's Aqua satellite flew over Hadi's remnants, the MODIS instrument aboard captured a visible image that showed the strongest thunderstorms associated…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Automatic Self-Optimization: How Wind Turbines Learn To Adapt

The turbines are learning to use sensor data on parameters such as wind speed to make changes to their settings. These changes ensure the turbines can…

Business and Finance

Transforming Manufacturing for Industry 4.0: The Networked Factory

How can companies evolve their manufacturing activities in the direction of a smart, networked factory in line with Industry 4.0? In the MetamoFAB project,…

Information Technology

Boosting Electronics Efficiency with Light Frequency Control

Light waves have the potential to boost the efficiency of conventional electronics by a factor of 100,000.

Studies and Analyses

Education’s Lasting Impact on Brain Function in Aging Populations

European populations are growing older on average, a trend that could pose serious challenges to health care, budgets, and economic growth.

Health & Medicine

New Gene Linked to Bipolar Disorder Uncovered by Scientists

Under the direction of scientists from the University of Bonn Hospital, the Central Institute of Mental Health of Mannheim and the University of Basel…

Materials Sciences

INM Joins EU Project on Weldable Anti-Corrosion Innovation

The INM – Leibniz-Institute for New Materials will contribute its expertise of nanocomposite technology to the project Weldaprime.

Earth Sciences

Newly Discovered Rhino Precursor Linked to European Fossils

The newly described mammals show a surprisingly close relationship to prehistoric species known from fossil sites in Europe.

Earth Sciences

Bighead Carp: Growth Insights Over 37 Million Years

Since 2008, an international research team led by Prof. Dr. Madelaine Böhme from the Senckenberg Center for Human Evolution and Palaeoenvironment (HEP) of the…

Life & Chemistry

How Human Parasites Influence Each Other Through Food Sources

Over 1,400 species of parasites – viruses, bacteria, fungi, intestinal worms and protozoa – are able to infect humans. In most cases, the right medicine…

Event News

HHL Energy Conference 2014: Innovations in Storage and Transport

Energy Storage and Transportation will be the focus of the HHL Energy Conference at HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management. This year’s Energy Conference…

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