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Life & Chemistry

Immunoproteasome Inhibits Healing Function of Macrophages

The macrophages recognize and eliminate foreign materials and pathogens and alert the immune system to invaders by sending out numerous inflammatory signals….

Life & Chemistry

Cellular “Light Switch” Analysed Using Neutron Scattering

LOV proteins are very popular with molecular biologists; with their help, it is possible to turn biological processes on and off almost at the flick of a…

Earth Sciences

Track Deer with NASA Satellites: Insights for Conservation

Raising a fawn is no easy task – a doe needs a rich supply of vegetation for the late stages of pregnancy and for nursing. Mule deer birth rates peak shortly…

Physics & Astronomy

Kiel University Plans Historic Mission Behind the Moon

“Kiel University is going to fly behind the moon!” said Jia Yu excitedly, a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics. Born in…

Physics & Astronomy

First Particles Circulate in SuperKEKB Accelerator Milestone

The SuperKEKB particle accelerator at the KEK research center in Japan has recently reached a major milestone: electrons and positrons have been circulated for…

Materials Sciences

New Laser Integrated into Silicon Chip Boosts Biosensor Tech

In the area of nano photonics, scientists for the first time succeeded in integrating a laser with an organic gain medium on a silicon photonic chip. This…

Life & Chemistry

Maintaining Brain Stem Cell Quiescence in Drosophila Research

Neural stem cells are responsible for the formation of differentiated daughter cells in the developing brain. If no new cells are needed, the stem cells may…

Health & Medicine

Photoswitchable Anti-Tumor Agent Shows Promise in Lab Tests

Photoswitchable agents might reduce side effects of a chemotherapy. So far, photodynamic therapies have been dependent on oxygen in the tissue. But hardly any…

Life & Chemistry

Software Decodes Embryonic Development Insights

 

Life & Chemistry

Breast Cancer Progression: Uncovering Key Tumor Details

As breast cancer develops, tumor cells begin to breach the tissue compartment that normally confines the mammary gland and actively invade and spread into the…

Event News

The “AC21 International Forum 2016” is About to Begin

In just a few days, the 8th “AC21 International Forum” is set to begin, which is the largest and most important event put on by the “Academic Consortium for…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring Nature’s Surfaces: Adaptive Innovations in Design

One surface demonstrates reduced light reflection, the other is water repellent and resistant to abrasion. Surfaces in the animal world are evolved to adapt to…

Life & Chemistry

Epigenetic Changes Linked to Obesity and Fatty Liver Risk

The researchers led by study director Annette Schürmann, Robert Schwenk and Anne Kammel of DIfE recently published their findings in the journal Human…

Awards Funding

11 Million Euros Boosts Magnetic Field Sensors for Diagnostics

Research into highly sensitive magnetic field sensors has been the focus of nano research at Kiel University for a number of years. On Wednesday, 25 May, the…

Awards Funding

Lung Research – EU Horizon 2020 funding to predict nanotoxicity

Nanoparticles are extremely small particles that can penetrate into remote parts of the body. While researchers are investigating various strategies for…

Life & Chemistry

Cancer Research – microRNAs help to predict disease progression in brain tumors

Roughly one fifth of all brain tumors diagnosed by doctors are gliobastomas. This aggressive and most common type of brain tumor continues to present doctors…

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Dr. Karl-Robert Brauns Prize in Ophthalmology 2016 Insights

In their publication “A New Technology for Applanation Free Corneal Trephination: The Picosecond Infrared Laser (PIRL)” the research team around Stephan J….

Event News

International Conference ‘GEO BON’ Wants to Close Knowledge Gaps in Global Biodiversity

The first conference of this kind was initiated by GEO BON, an international organisation which concerns itself with monitoring and collating global…

Physics & Astronomy

Mainz-based physicists find missing link between glass formation and crystallization

Glasses are neither fluids nor crystals. They are amorphous solids and one of the big puzzles in condensed matter physics. For decades, the question of how…

Event News

FAIR Accelerator Partners Convene in Darmstadt to Approve Progress

Following the FAIR Council’s decision in late September 2015 on the overall scope of the FAIR facility, the management team in Darmstadt was able to begin…

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