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Dynamic Measuring Plans: Carl Zeiss Software Innovation

The technique of feature-oriented measuring permits individual inspection of selected size, form and position features. Carl Zeiss describes the ability of…

Corporate News

GageMax: Seamless Integration of Zeiss and Robotics Solutions

Thanks to defined interfaces, these modules facilitate the fast and easy connection to peripheral devices and thus integration into the automated flow of…

Communications Media

Counting Consumer Thoughts: Insights on Ad Perception

“Despite their success in predicting attitudes, thought-listing techniques are suspect because thought-listing relies on intentional retrieval from memory to…

Studies and Analyses

University of Oklahoma Joins Key Feasibility Study in Meteorology

Led by Regents Professor Ken Crawford, Director of the Oklahoma Climatological Survey, the study team consists of a diverse collection of meteorological…

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Dr. Thorsten Uphues Wins Otto Hahn Medal for Young Scientists

Since 1978 this award is annually given to up to 40 young scientists by the Max Planck Society. It is supposed to encourage highly talented people to pursue a…

Health & Medicine

Heart Tests for ADHD Kids: New Guidelines for Stimulant Use

The scientific statement on Cardiovascular Monitoring of Children and Adolescents with Heart Disease Receiving Stimulant Drugs is published online in…

Studies and Analyses

Researchers detail chemotherapy's damage to the brain

A team of researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) and Harvard Medical School have linked the widely used chemotherapy drug…

Health & Medicine

Melanoma Survival Rates: Scalp and Neck Risks Explained

The analysis of 51,704 melanoma cases in the U.S. confirms that survival rates differ depending on where skin cancer first appears. Those with scalp or neck…

Life & Chemistry

Inflammation Triggers Cell Fusion to Safeguard Neurons

After the fusion, the blood-cell nuclei begin to express previously silent, neuron-specific genes. The surprise finding in mice suggests that the creation of…

Studies and Analyses

Research identifies first method for testing, assessing drug treatments for Chagas' disease

Now, new research just published by scientists at the University of Georgia has identified for the first time a sensitive method for testing and assessing the…

Earth Sciences

Researchers warm up to melt's role in Greenland ice loss

Observations before, during and after this swift, forceful event were collected and analyzed by a team led by Ian Joughin of the University of Washington in…

Materials Sciences

Self-Healing Ceramics: A Breakthrough in Radiation Resistance

A new computer simulation has revealed a self-healing behavior in a common ceramic that may lead to development of radiation-resistant materials for nuclear…

Life & Chemistry

University of Arizona scientist shares in discovery of microbe filaments' power

The team of researchers, including Magdalene “Maggie” So, a member of the BIO5 Institute and the department of immunobiology in the UA College of Medicine,…

Studies and Analyses

Breakthrough in Aortic Valve Stenosis Treatment Unveiled

A team of scientists from the Université de Montréal and the Montreal Heart Institute Research Centre, led by Dr. Jean-Claude Tardif, has completed an…

Life & Chemistry

NOAA’s FISH-BOL: Building a Global DNA Barcode Library

Most of us are familiar with bar codes, those small black stripes with numbers below, known as the Universal Product Code or UPC label, that appear on…

Life & Chemistry

Fox Chase Researchers Find Key to Target Cancer-Promoting Enzyme

Researchers at Fox Chase Cancer Center have now identified a molecule capable of shutting down PAK1 before the enzyme becomes active. Previous studies have…

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