PharmaMar presents new data on the treatment of MM and OC at the AACR Congress
PharmaMar (PHM:MSE) has presented new data on the mechanism of action of plitidepsin and lurbinectedin during the Annual Congress of the American Association of Cancer...
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Penn researchers investigate how songbirds teach themselves songs
Music can be a powerful form of expression. It's especially important for songbirds such as zebra finches, which learn the songs of their fathers in...
Researchers offer novel method for calculating the benefits of renewable energy
Researchers from the Higher School of Economics (HSE) have developed a novel system for assessing the potential of renewable energy resources. This method can help...
Granites could solve riddle of pinpointing metals crucial for low carbon tech
Credit: Dr Beth Simons (University of Exeter) The composition of vast swathes of granite found underneath much of the South West peninsula of Britain could...
Beckman Foundation awards University of Utah $2.5 million for atomic-scale microscope
Credit: David Belnap, Jorg Voteler The University of Utah is one of just five institutions in the world to be awarded a $2.5 million grant...
Choosing the right substrate for the right function
Credit: Tokyo Institute of Technology Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology have discovered a unique molecular mechanism responsible for the substrate preference of ubiquitin-specific proteas..
Electronic control to ensure photovoltaic systems always work at maximum power
Credit: Nuria González (UPV/EHU) After having developed various algorithms and control systems and having applied them in a whole range of fields, such as robotics,...
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