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Life & Chemistry

Immortal Planarians: Advancements in Stem Cell Research

Planarians are very plastic animals. They are able to regenerate whole body parts; even from a tiny fragment of their body, they are able to regenerate a new…

Physics & Astronomy

Advancements in Quantum Computers: A Path to Robust Innovation

The development of quantum computers is the major goal of industrial and university research efforts worldwide. The main problem in the realization of a…

Life & Chemistry

Microbial Community Efforts to Clean Up Algal Blooms

Algae take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and turn the carbon into biomass while releasing the oxygen back to the atmosphere. Fast algal growth…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Vienna Researchers Decode Rabies Virus Ribonucleoprotein Structure

The rabies virus (RABV) (genus Lyssavirus, family Rhabdoviridiae, order Mononegavirales) is the primary causative agent of rabies in terrestrial mammals. Human…

Information Technology

Sixth Generation Cellular Network: Innovations in Wireless Tech

Future wireless data networks will have to reach higher transmission rates and shorter delays, while supplying an increasing number of end devices. For this…

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Unlock 3D Printing Potential: New Algorithms for Complex Designs

Scientists from the MFX team led by Sylvain Lefebvre, research director at Inria, will present innovative and open-access algorithms that enable new…

Information Technology

Transforming Biology: Designing Next-Gen Computers with Surprising Ingredients

Moore's law – which says the number of components that could be etched onto the surface of a silicon wafer would double every two years – has been the subject…

Information Technology

Human-Centered Product Development Through Virtual Reality

Modern virtual reality (VR) technologies are not only common in the entertainment industry, they are increasingly becoming prevalent in the area of research…

Machine Engineering

New Steel Materials for 3D Printing from AddSteel Project

A major challenge facing steelmakers in Germany, and especially those in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, is the continuing decline in sales. Previously,…

Information Technology

High-Performance Computing Boosts Personalized Medicine

Sound like wishful thinking? The first steps towards this vision have been undertaken by a multi-institution research collaboration that includes Jonathan Ozik…

Life & Chemistry

HIV Transmission: Insights from Cell-to-Cell Contact Research

HIV Spreads Through Direct Cell-To-Cell Contact Researchers investigate infection dynamics in tissue-like three-dimensional cell cultures

Life & Chemistry

Stable MHC Proteins: New Advances in Cancer Immunotherapy

A Jacobs University work group, led by Prof. Sebastian Springer, professor for Biochemistry and Cell Biology, has recently published two papers in the journal…

Life & Chemistry

Maintaining Neuromuscular Connections Post-Nerve Lesions

The protein complex mTORC1 promotes muscle growth and is important for the self-cleaning process of the muscle cells. The role of mTORC1 in skeletal muscle…

Life & Chemistry

Strength Training vs. Endurance: Finding the Right Balance

Fitness clubs are booming: New gyms are springing up like mushrooms. More and more people are striving to build up and strengthen their muscles. But what…

Life & Chemistry

LRH-1’s Impact on Inflammation: Positive and Negative Roles

Immune cells prevent bacteria, parasites or viruses from entering the body when, for example, the intestinal epithelium is injured. They respond with…

Materials Sciences

New Coating Procedure for Artificial Heart Valves Reduces Thrombosis Risk

Heart valves regulate the blood flow, to ensure the body is supplied with enough blood. If they don’t close properly any more, for example due to a heart…

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