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Agricultural & Forestry Science

Innovative Cattle Breeding Project Unveils Genomic Insights

Led by FBN, scientists from the EU, Canada and Australia are launching a large-scale research project to identify functions in the genome that are relevant to…

Trade Fair News

Modular OLED Light Strips: Redefining Interior Illumination

Almost everyone is familiar with light strips for interior design. LED strips are available by the metre in DIY stores around the corner and are just as often…

Life & Chemistry

Overactive Immune Cells Fuel Inflammation: Key Insights

The immune system protects us from infections and tumors – a challenging task, not least because harming the body’s own healthy tissue must be avoided at the…

Materials Sciences

Scientists Develop Unique Twisted-Untwisted Nanomaterial

A new nanomaterial developed by scientists at the University of Bath could solve a conundrum faced by scientists probing some of the most promising types of…

Health & Medicine

Researchers have identified areas of the retina that change in mild Alzheimer's disease

For the first time, researchers have determined the shape and size of the areas that present significant thinning in each retinal layer, which tend to occur in…

Physics & Astronomy

Cadmium’s Magic Wavelength: Key to Enhanced Accuracy

Researchers experimentally determined a property of cadmium called the magic wavelength which is considered essential for the development of the most accurate…

Architecture & Construction

Self-Shaping Wood: A New Innovation in Material Design

Researchers from the University of Stuttgart, ETH Zurich and the Swiss Empa have presented a method with which wood panels themselves bend into a previously…

Life & Chemistry

Discovering Sleep Neurons’ Dual Role in Threadworms

The nervous system of the threadworm C. elegans is simple at first sight: it consists of 302 neurons, some of which, however, have several functions. The…

Information Technology

AQT and Innsbruck Harness Cirq for Quantum Computing Innovation

Quantum computers and software

Environmental Conservation

Realistic Experiments Needed on Climate Change Impact

The facts that climate change is man-made and that it will alter ecosystems are indisputable. However, there is debate about its extent and its consequences….

Physics & Astronomy

Tomorrow’s Coolants: Shaping Future Energy Use by 2060

Later during this century, around 2060, a paradigm shift in global energy consumption is expected: we will spend more energy for cooling than for heating….

Power and Electrical Engineering

Synthetic Hall Effect Enables One-Way Radio Transmission

The Hall Effect, discovered in 1879 by Edwin Hall, occurs because of the interaction between charged particles and electromagnetic fields. In an electric…

Earth Sciences

Arctic Sea-Ice Extent Nears Record Low This September

The sea-ice extent in the Arctic is nearing its annual minimum at the end of the melt season in September. Only circa 3.9 million square kilometres of the…

Life & Chemistry

Princeton Study Reveals Phase Separation in Carbon-Fixing Organelle

Plants, algae and other photosynthetic organisms remove carbon dioxide from the air, incorporating it into starches in a process known as carbon fixation. In…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Penn engineers' new topological insulator reroutes photonic 'traffic' on the fly

Topological insulators are a game-changing class of materials; charged particles can flow freely on their edges and route themselves around defects, but can't…

Life & Chemistry

Discovering Molecular String Phones: Dynamic Biological Motions

This time-lapse sequence of structures reveals dynamic motions as a fundamental element in the molecular foundations of biology.

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