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Unravelling Coronal Mass Ejections from Our Solar System’s Origin

Young stars ejecting plasma could give us clues into the Sun’s past Kyoto, Japan — Down here on Earth we don’t usually notice, but the Sun is frequently ejecting huge masses of plasma into space. These are called coronal mass ejections (CMEs). They often occur together with sudden brightenings called flares, and sometimes extend far enough to disturb Earth’s magnetosphere, generating space weather phenomena including auroras or geomagnetic storms, and even damaging power grids on occasion. Scientists believe that when…

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University of Southampton Launches Pervasive Systems Centre

The technology is to be developed by the University of Southampton's new Pervasive Systems Centre which is being launched this month.The Centre, co-directed by…

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MUSCLE Network Showcases Innovative Prototypes at CeBIT

As part of its dissemination activities, the NoE will present the multimedia expertise of its different teams through highly visual demonstrations and videos. Some live demos will for instance allow visitors to play around with Maps of Music using PlaySOM, listening to them, exploring musical landscapes, and even creating maps of their own. They will also feature PocketSOMPlayer for mobile devices (TU-Wien), 3D-virtual Worlds presenting SOMs (EC3) and Video-Clip Copy Detection (INRIA)….

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First Atom Chip Devices to Emerge from New Grant Award

Dr Michael Kraft at the University of Southampton’s School of Electronics & Computer Science (ECS) and Professor Edward Hinds at Imperial College, London, have…

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UK Teachers to Experience Physics at CERN Event 2024

The UK delegation of 14 will take part in the Physics Teachers @CERN event (15th -18th March) which attracts teaching staff from across Europe. The event,…

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Mars Express Radar Maps Water Around Mars’ South Pole

This new estimate comes from mapping the thickness of the dusty ice by the Mars Express radar instrument that has made more than 300 virtual slices through…

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The Latest on THEMIS and Solid-State Telescopes for Northern Lights

Instruments known as solid-state telescopes (SSTs), built with detectors fabricated at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and carried aboard the recently…

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Introducing millSONIC: Automated Ultrasound for CNC Machines

An automated and fast ultrasound testing system was developed at the Department for Metrology and Quality at

the RWTH Aachen.

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A Roof for ALMA

On 10 March, an official ceremony took place on the 2,900m high site of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) Operations Support Facility,…

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Nespoli Joins NASA Astronauts on Space Shuttle Atlantis Mission

For the 11-day mission, Nespoli joins six NASA astronauts on board Space Shuttle Atlantis. His flight opportunity arises from the Memorandum of Understanding…

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EPSRC Grant Fuels Laser Innovations in Medicine and Industry

Thanks to a grant of £5m from the EPSRC, researchers at Queen's University Belfast, Central Laser and Central Microstructure Facilities at Rutherford Appleton…

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Arizona Telescopes Set to Study Pluto on March 18

University of Arizona astronomers will host colleagues from Paris Observatory, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Lowell Observatory at UA…

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UGA Research Sheds Light on Statistical Mechanics Foundations

A new research paper, just published in the online version of the journal Physical Review Letters by M. Howard Lee, Regents Professor of Physics at the…

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Physicists Simplify Heavy Nuclei Study for Clearer Insights

In a March 16 Physical Review Letters article, researchers from Michigan State and Central Michigan universities report dramatic success in stripping away much…

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Autologous Thrombo-Cytes Boost Dendritic Cell Activity

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The therapeutic use of dendritic cells in vaccination approaches requires prior activation of these immune cells. The invention exploits the power…

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P5-PARK: New Insights into Parkinsonism and ATPase Links

Scientists at the University of Cologne, Germany, have linked successfully a trans-membrane ATPase to the hereditary parkinsonism Kufor Rakeb syndrome PARK9….

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dynBSR: Advancing Bioelectromagnetic Signal Visualization

A system for spatiotemporal visualisation of bioelectromagnetic signals resolving superposed network activities.

Scientists at the University of Duesseldorf,…

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