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Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Salmon’s Immune Secrets: Key to Successful Farming

Successful salmon farming in Norway and other countries depends on the use of vaccination. Vaccination gives salmon good protection against several diseases,…

Science Education

Tekes invested 516 million euros in R&D and innovation

The recession underlined the great need for and key role played by public funding in sustaining research and development during an economic downswing. “During…

Life & Chemistry

Utilizing Biomarkers to Guide Heart Failure Therapy

Earlier studies showed that this peptide released by the heart muscle in response to stress lowers blood pressure and has diuretic properties, with levels…

Life & Chemistry

Regular Sprints Boost Metabolism, Study Finds Insights

Professor James Timmons worked with a team of researchers from Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, Scotland, to investigate the effect of ‘high-intensity…

Health & Medicine

Concussion Impacts on Mental Health in Former Athletes

The research, published online today (Wednesday 28 January) in one of the world’s leading neurology journals, Brain [1], compared 19 healthy, former athletes…

Earth Sciences

Geoengineering Strategies Could Aid Climate Mitigation Efforts

Funded by the Natural Environment Research Council and published today in the journal ‘Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discussions’, the key findings…

Life & Chemistry

New Research Aims for Earlier Uterine Cancer Diagnosis

Cancer is a genetic disease. It occurs when changes take place in the genes that regulate cell division, cell growth, cell death, cell signalling and blood…

Information Technology

Ceetron Partners with Fraunhofer SCAI for 3D Visualization Tools

The contract gives Fraunhofer SCAI access to use all of Ceetrons software tools for 3D visualization with new versions of CAE software from Fraunhofer SCAI. As…

Technology Offerings

Biopellets: Innovative Biofuel Without Drying Process

New extrusion based process for the production of biofuel pellets, no more expensive preliminary drying of material is needed. Freshly harvested biomass with…

Life & Chemistry

'Birth control' for centrioles

Like DNA, centrioles need to duplicate only once per cell cycle. Rogers et al. uncover a long-sought mechanism that limits centriole copying, showing that it…

Environmental Conservation

Rising Dead Zones: Danish Research Uncovers Oceanic Impact

In shallow coastal regions, these zones can be caused by runoff of excess fertilizers from farming. A team of Danish researchers have now shown that unchecked…

Life & Chemistry

Genetic Markers Linked to Psoriasis Uncovered by Scientists

Scientists at the University of Michigan Department of Dermatology, the U-M School of Public Health and their collaborators have found DNA “hotspots” that may…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Gene's past could improve the future of rice

Scott A. Jackson, a professor of agronomy, said studying the gene that decides how many shoots will form on a rice plant allows researchers to better…

Environmental Conservation

Cutting GHG Emissions Costs Less Than Anticipated

In an updated version of a global emission abatement curve developed with energy firm Vattenfall two years ago (EE 18/01/07http://www.endseurope.com/12955),…

Studies and Analyses

A parasite’s exit strategy: Researchers discover protein necessary for spread of common infection

University of Michigan researchers have discovered that a common parasite infecting one in five Americans needs an escape hatch to go on a destructive mission…

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Custom Automation Solutions Transform Biogas Industry

The range of products and systems from Siemens is matched to the needs of the biogas industry and includes the Simatic PCS7 process control system as well as…

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