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Life & Chemistry

Tracking Protein Interactions to Combat Viral Infections

Once inside the human body, viruses act like saboteurs. They use the molecular mechanisms of its cells to multiply and spread – sometimes with devastating…

Physics & Astronomy

Analyzing Galaxy Rotation: Photon Mass Impact Explained

The rotation of stars in galaxies such as our Milky Way is puzzling. The orbital speeds of stars should decrease with their distance from the center of the…

Materials Sciences

Experience Virtual Noise: Innovations in Sound Technology

The train whooshes closer, the noise level rises, there is an unpleasant booming in the ears as the coaches clatter past. A few seconds later, the ordeal is…

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Fraunhofer ISE Showcases Innovations in Energy Storage Systems

In parallel, the 8th Energy Storage Europe Conference (ESE) and the 13th International Renewable Energy Storage Conference (IRES) is taking place, where…

Life & Chemistry

Researchers Discover Metabolites That Target MS-Related Immunity

Understanding and mitigating the role of epigenetics (environmental influences that trigger changes in gene expression) in disease development is a major goal…

Machine Engineering

One third less consumption: Industry & research work together on fuel-efficient SI engines

“CO2 emissions from road transport must fall significantly in the next decade. It is essential that industry and science team up to meet this challenge “, says…

Life & Chemistry

New Model Predicts Bubble Diameter for Industrial Applications

Accurate prediction of bubble diameter is crucial for the proper design, optimization, and scale-up of gas-liquid apparatuses. Most previous research focused…

Life & Chemistry

How Surfaces Supported Early Life’s Emergence on Earth

New research by Irep Gözen, Elif Koksal, and colleagues at the University of Oslo reveals, for the first time, how these vesicles can self-assemble on surfaces…

Life & Chemistry

New Device Mimics Heartbeat Using Tiny Tissue Pieces

It is difficult to study hearts in the laboratory because of their incredible ability to change in response to their environment. Hearts in healthy athletes…

Materials Sciences

Understanding Peaks in Covalent Liquids’ Structure

Now, researchers at The University of Tokyo Institute of Industrial Science have shown that the structure of a particular class of liquids and amorphous…

Physics & Astronomy

Supercomputing Powers Advanced Noise Prediction Models

Noise-cancelling headphones have become a popular accessory for frequent flyers. By analyzing the background frequencies produced by an airplane in flight and…

Life & Chemistry

Tree rings tell climate stories that technology can't

Satellite imagery, carbon dioxide measurements, and computer models all help scientists understand how climate and carbon dynamics are changing in the world's…

Physics & Astronomy

UCF Researchers Create First Supersymmetric Laser Array

Using the principle of supersymmetry, they have developed the first supersymmetric laser array. Their findings were published recently in the journal Science.

Event News

Young Scientists Shine at Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2023

The selected young scientists are outstanding undergraduates, PhD students and post-docs under the age of 35, conducting research in the field of physics.

Life & Chemistry

How Intestinal Microbiota Protects Hosts from Pathogens

From single-celled organisms to humans, all animals and plants are colonised by microorganisms. As so-called host organisms, they accommodate a diverse…

Earth Sciences

Microplastics in Mediterranean: PE, PP, and PS Dominance

Polyethylene, polypropylene and polystyrene are the most abundant microplastics in the Mediterranean coastal waters, according to a new study published by the…

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