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Physics & Astronomy

New Insights on Black Holes’ Feeding Habits and Relativity

This discovery supports the implication of Einstein's relativity theory that black holes of all sizes have similar properties, and will be useful for…

Life & Chemistry

Worm-Like Marine Animal Offers Insights Into Human Evolution

Research on the genome of a marine creature led by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego is shedding new light on a key area of the…

Life & Chemistry

Patient’s Own Infection-fighting T Cells Put Late-stage Melanoma Into Long-term Remission

Yee and colleagues removed CD4+ T cells, a type of white blood cell, from a 52-year-old man whose Stage 4 melanoma had spread to a groin lymph node and to a…

Earth Sciences

Ancient fenland 'treasure' to tell story of flooding

The study by Dinah Smith of the Department of Geology seeks to paint a picture of land-sea interaction by analysing tiny microfossils from the region.Dinah…

Earth Sciences

Surprisingly rapid changes in the Earth’s core discovered

The Ørsted satellite’s very precise measurements of the Earth’s magnetic field over the past nine years have made it possible for Nils Olsen, Senior Scientist…

Information Technology

New Electron Holography Technique Boosts Computer Speed

Until now, this strain remained difficult to observe. Now, thanks to a new electron holography technique (1) invented by researchers at the Centre…

Life & Chemistry

European Science Foundation aims to strengthen 'regenerative medicine'

Stem cells are the body's 'master cells' that have not yet been programmed to perform a specific function. Most tissues have their own supply of stem cells,…

Business and Finance

New Research: Fridays Are No Longer Best for Bad News

That is one of the conclusions drawn by economist Leon Zolotoy in his research, for which he will be awarded a PhD at Tilburg University in the Netherlands on…

Studies and Analyses

UK Workforce Insights: Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework

The research, part of a larger body of work evaluating the implementation of the CPCF, investigated issues related to work load and job satisfaction and was…

Information Technology

Chill out, your computer knows what’s best for you

The researchers are from companies and organisations around Europe who are harvesting the work done by CHIL, an ambitious EU-funded project that officially…

Studies and Analyses

It’s all in your head – The effect of metaphor on web navigation

However, hope is at hand, through a recent study by a PhD Student at the University of Leicester, Kine Dorum,Based on the notion that people create images or…

Health & Medicine

Enhancing Insights Into Cell Behavior in Breast Cancer

Although patients with early stage, small, breast tumours have an excellent short term prognosis, more than 15 to 20 per cent of them will eventually develop…

Science Education

$12 Million Boost for US-Europe Heart Failure Research Collaboration

The scientists involved, representing six different countries, aim to increase our understanding of the mechanism that causes heart failure in order to develop…

Studies and Analyses

Bullying in Restaurants: New Insights from Norwegian Research

Associate professor Gro Ellen Mathisen and Professor Reidar J. Mykletun at the University of Stavanger, Norway, have researched bullying in the restaurant…

Information Technology

Tartalo: The Robot Bringing Innovation to Your Doorstep

We are accustomed to seeing robots programmed to carry out a concrete task such as the robotic arms well known in industry. What is surprising is to see a…

Information Technology

New European Concept for Secure, Resilient Messaging

Compared with the traditional messaging system, which is vulnerable in failure situations, the new self- healing, resilient messaging platform is markedly more…

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