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Life & Chemistry

How Macrophages Detect Intruders and Shift to Attack Mode

Macrophages can practically “sniff out” intruders: Their cell surface contains numerous sensors, the Toll-like receptors. These work in a similar way to the…

Life & Chemistry

New Protein Signals Virus Infections in Human Cells

Viruses have been part of animals and humans for eons. When viruses invade a cell, they can infiltrate the nucleus with their genome and become part of the…

Earth Sciences

Tiny Shells Show California Waters Acidifying Rapidly

California coastal waters contain some of our nation's more economically valuable fisheries, including salmon, crabs and shellfish. Yet, these fisheries are…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Cell Movement: Insights from Archaea to Eukaryotes

Archaea, bacteria and eukaryotes are what biologists call the three domains of life. Of these three, archaea form an important link within the evolutionary…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Amino Acids: Key to Protein Functionality

A large part of the work inside cells is done by proteins acting as enzymes, transporters, channels, motors, supporting pillars and signaling devices. Proteins…

Materials Sciences

Neutrons Enhance Catalyst Efficiency for Greener Biofuels

Neutron scattering experiments at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory played a key role in determining the chemical and behavioral…

Interdisciplinary Research

New Water Filtration Method Inspired by Body Transport Systems

The study, which brought together researchers from UT Austin, Penn State University, the University of Tennessee, Fudan University and the University of…

Life & Chemistry

OSU Scientist Advances Durable Blue Pigments with Hibonite

Analyzing the crystal structure of pigments based on hibonite, a mineral found in meteorites, Mas Subramanian of the OSU College of Science has paved the way…

Medical Engineering

New Wearable Device Aims to Assist Swallowing Difficulties

Georgia A. Malandraki, an associate professor of speech, language, and hearing sciences in Purdue University's College of Health and Human Sciences, and Chi…

Physics & Astronomy

LZH Develops Laser to Search for Water on Moon’s Poles

The probability of finding water or other volatiles is highest in the polar regions, as they are frozen within the polar ice. To detect them, the LZH is…

Physics & Astronomy

Discover the New Periodic Table: A Modern Classification

Are you ready for the future? Back in 1869, Russia's Dmitri Mendeleev began to classify the elements according to their chemical properties, giving rise to the…

Life & Chemistry

Innovative Antibiotics: Targeting Staphylococcus Aureus Infections

The bacterium Staphylococcus aureus can be part of the normal bacterial population inhabiting our body, but can also cause serious infections. This bacterium…

Life & Chemistry

Super-Resolution Photoacoustic Microscopy Unveils Clogged Vessels

Professor Chulhong Kim of Creative IT Engineering from POSTECH with Jinyoung Kim, a research professor and Jongbeom Kim, a PhD student presented a fast…

Physics & Astronomy

Unusual Metal Properties: New Insights From Lev Landau’s Work

Metals are elements or compounds that conduct electrical current. As the brilliant Russian phys-icist Lev Landau already identified in the 1950s, their…

Earth Sciences

Lagoons: Natural Carbon Reservoirs for Climate Solutions

High concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere and the associated global warming are making us more and more aware of how imperative it is to preserve the carbon…

Earth Sciences

North Pole Expedition: New Teams Usher in Next Phase

After exchanging research teams and crewmembers, the greatest expedition to the Central Arctic of all time is now entering the next phase, during which…

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