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Intelligent Robot System Enhances Drinking Water Control in Saxony

Inland waters are of outstanding importance in Germany and worldwide for drinking water supply, ecology, tourism and agriculture. In Saxony alone there are 23…

Earth Sciences

High Gas Concentrations Over the Red Sea: Insights on Impact

The Middle East accommodates more than half of the world’s known oil and gas reserves. The intense fossil fuel exploitation in this region is responsible for…

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FISBA will be displaying their latest development in the field of laser modules at Photonics West, the FISBA READYBeam<sup>TM</sup>

FISBA, one of the world's leading independent providers in the field of micro photonics, is exhibiting from 4-6 February 2020 at Photonics West in San…

Life & Chemistry

Protective Protein in Eye Lens Shields Against Oxidation

The refractive power of the human eye lens stems from a highly concentrated protein solution. These proteins are created during embryonic development and must…

Life & Chemistry

Single-Cell Sequencing: Targeting Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is the most common form of blood cancer (leukemia) in the Western world, affecting approximately 1.2% of all cancer…

Architecture & Construction

Pollination Thrives in Urban Areas Over Countryside

Cities all over the world are expanding. A number of studies have already shown that the conversion of natural areas into built land affects insects and, while…

Life & Chemistry

New Insight on IL-33’s Role in Cancer Immunotherapy

The focus is on the messenger substance interleukin-33 (IL-33). If the production of IL-33 in regulatory T cells in the tumor and in the immediate vicinity of…

Materials Sciences

Rice Lab Transforms Banana Peels Into Valuable Graphene

That banana peel, turned into graphene, can help facilitate a massive reduction of the environmental impact of concrete and other building materials. While…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Into CDK8: Advancing Anti-Cancer Drug Development

Most cancers are caused by a large variety of factors that vary from one person to another. To unravel this complexity, genes that contribute to the…

Physics & Astronomy

It’s closeness that counts: how proximity affects the resistance of graphene

Contrary to previous assumptions, the new results show that the process known as the ‘proximity effect’ varies considerably at a nanometre scale. The results…

Life & Chemistry

Unique Centromere Discovered in European Dodder Plant

However, since the beginning of this year its chromosomes became the new centre of attention, when researchers discovered a new type of centromere inherent to C. europaea…

Health & Medicine

AI Speeds Up Radiation Therapy for Cancer Patients

Artificial intelligence can help cancer patients start their radiation therapy sooner – and thereby decrease the odds of the cancer spreading – by instantly…

Interdisciplinary Research

Nanocontainers Target Cell Nucleus for Disease Therapy Advances

In order to combat diseases, different therapies strive to intervene in pathological processes that occur in the cell nucleus. Chemotherapies, for example,…

Life & Chemistry

Kiss and Run: How Cells Efficiently Recycle Components

Recycling, the reuse of material, saves energy and resources. No wonder that nature also recycles. In the cells, tiny organelles, so-called endosomes, separate…

Health & Medicine

Tackling Multi-Resistant Pathogens: Insights into Immunity

Improving our understanding of the immune system

Life & Chemistry

Atomic Layer 3D Printing: Efficient, Sustainable Innovation

Not only is current lithography slow, it also wastes materials and energy, is poorly adapted to combining a large number of distinct materials, and extremely…

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