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Health & Medicine

A few more pieces for the puzzle that is Alzheimer’s disease

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) affects as much as 10% of the world population above 65 years of age but after years of research it is still not understood exactly…

Environmental Conservation

DICE — leading the way in chemistry and engineering

DICE — Driving Innovation in Chemistry and Engineering — will bring together experts from both disciplines in a unique collaboration that will push back the…

Physics & Astronomy

Unveiling Dark Energy’s Role in Milky Way and Giant Planets

Building on eight years of extraordinary discoveries by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS and SDSS-II), a new program of four coordinated surveys will…

Life & Chemistry

Asf1 Protein: Key Player in DNA Replication and Packaging

During DNA replication, all the information in the mother cell must be transmitted to the daughter cells. The DNA must be faithfully copied, of course, but…

Physics & Astronomy

Super-computer could throw light on “mysterious” dark energy

Results of the simulations, carried out by Durham University’s world-leading Institute for Computational Cosmology (ICC), tell researchers how to measure dark…

Environmental Conservation

Global Scientists Issue Carbon Offset Warning in New Study

Published on Friday in the journal Science, signatories include scientists from the US, Japan, Hawaii, New Zealand, The Netherlands, India, Germany and the UK….

Technology Offerings

Effective Low-Molecular NO-Synthase Inhibitors Unveiled

The substances of the invention are highly effective low-molecular NO-synthases inhibitors. They can be synthesised easily and inexpensively in high purity via…

Physics & Astronomy

Hubble Discovers Rare Double Einstein Ring Phenomenon

More than just a novelty, a very rare phenomenon found with the Hubble Space Telescope can offer insight into dark matter, dark energy, the nature of distant…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Understanding Termite and Fungi Symbiosis: Control Challenges

Contrary to other termites, the species of this subfamily-cannot digest either cellulose or lignin, basic constituents of their food plants, and therefore call…

Environmental Conservation

Salmon Vaccination: How Antigen Composition Affects Side Effects

Vaccines are used in aquaculture to avoid outbreaks of infection from bacteria and viruses. If given at the start of the sea-water phase, oil-based vaccines…

Health & Medicine

Heart Modeling Innovations Pave Path for New Therapies

The only solution in the absence of real human models is to create computerised “in-silico” models that simulate the real heart and enable possible drugs and…

Process Engineering

EUREKA Project Enhances Textile Printing for Fashion Industry

European textile printers will now have a better chance to keep up with the speed of today’s fashion industry thanks to a new printing technology developed by…

Information Technology

Ambient Intelligence: Snowboarding Into the Future of Sharing

The My Space/Facebook phenomenon has shown how we love to share personal information. But will we take the next step and share our feelings and emotions across…

Physics & Astronomy

The leading ‘edge’: plastic fibre slashes network costs

What happened to the dream of optical fibre in every home? While the core of the telecoms network, the long-distance trunk routes, use optical fibre, the links…

Information Technology

Smart Mobile Network Management for Growing Traffic Needs

The need for greater network capacity has been a constant concern of mobile operators as mobile phone traffic has increased in recent years and new data…

Automotive Engineering

Crash Warning Systems: Are Connected Cars Ready for Automation?

It knows its location, can talk to other cars and can tell the future. Are we entering the era of truly automated cars? The Collision Warning System (CWS) is…

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