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New Study Reveals Higher Prevalence of Brain Lesions

“We found a three-to-four-fold higher overall prevalence of cerebral microbleeds compared to other studies,” according to study author Monique M.B. Breteler,…

Medical Engineering

Mobile Psychologist System: Streamlining HR Recruitment

Employing the right person for the job is often a difficult decision. This is compounded by the need to go through hundreds sometimes thousands of applications…

Life & Chemistry

DNA-Based Nano-Softball: A Breakthrough in Nanoscale Innovation

For quite some time, DNA, the stuff our genes are made of, has also been considered the building material of choice for nanoscale objects. A team led by Günter…

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Desktop “Plug-and-Produce” Robot Enhances Classroom Learning

Industrially applicable robot technologies have so far been available only to a small extent for teaching and educational purposes. Instead, toy-like robots…

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Empowering Everyone: Accessible Robot Programming Solutions

The main drawback of using robots for frequently changing environments and tasks, something which is typical of production in small and medium-sized…

Process Engineering

Assessing Plastic Durability in Aggressive Fluid Environments

Until now, the durability of plastic components has been extremely difficult to assess, considering the variety of influencing factors. This is particularly…

Physics & Astronomy

SuperWASP Discovers 10 New Planets in Just 6 Months

The results from the Wide Area Search for Planets (SuperWASP) will be announced by team member Dr Don Pollacco of Queen’s University Belfast, in his talk at…

Physics & Astronomy

Discover How Bombardier Beetles Inspire Spray Technologies

The bombardier beetle, found mainly in Africa and Asia, is remarkable in that it can fire a powerful jet of hot, toxic fluid to fight off predators such as…

Physics & Astronomy

Magnetic Substorms: Insights From Ground and Space Research

To better understand substorms, scientists in Europe and North America are studying them from space using the Time History of Events and Macroscale…

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Master KUKA Robot Programming in Just Five Minutes

Robot programming can be so easy:Technologies from the fields of control, sensors and visualization allow the fast and intuitive programming of a KUKA robot…

Physics & Astronomy

Old Galaxies Unite in Young Universe: Findings from RAS Meeting

University of Nottingham PhD student Will Hartley, who led the study, will speak at the RAS National Astronomy Meeting in Belfast on Tuesday 1 April.The…

Physics & Astronomy

How Stars Formed in the Early Universe: Insights from Belfast

In his talk at the RAS National Astronomy Meeting in Belfast on Tuesday 1 April, team member Dr Scott Chapman from the Institute of Astronomy in Cambridge will…

Health & Medicine

Survival of the fattest: TB accumulates fat to survive – and spread

They have identified for the first time that the TB bug lays down body fat that may help it survive passing from one person to another and, in the process, the…

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New Parallel Kinematic Robot for Industrial Automation

The EU project SMErobot presents a fundamentally new robot concept that allows the affordable robot automation of demanding industrial applications.The new…

Life & Chemistry

Physical activity delays onset of Huntington’s in mouse model

Huntington’s disease affects up to one person in every 10 000, but clusters in families and certain populations. Affected people develop clusters of a…

Life & Chemistry

Birds Boost Immunity with Fruity Flavonoids Discovery

This is the first time that a group of antioxidants known as flavonoids have been found to boost the immune system in studies on living animals, as opposed to…

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