Joint efforts for stable electricity networks in Africa
As part of an international team of researchers, scientists at Paderborn University are developing modern systems to provide an uninterrupted power supply for rural areas...
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Cellular powerplant recycles waste gases
Surprising structural differences discovered in enzyme that controls the conversion of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide in bacteriaCredit: Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology/T. Wagner...
Aarhus University links brain research and artificial intelligence in new centre
A new cross-disciplinary centre will develop brain-machine interface technologies. One of the goals is to develop next-gen technology to monitor, diagnose, and treat brain diseases...
Scientists discover new mechanism controlling brain size
Credit: Assist. Prof. Canan Doganli, University of Copenhagen Under the leadership of Professor Lars Allan Larsen and Professor Søren Tvorup Christensen at University of Copenhagen...
New molecules derived from cannabidiol are designed with more potent antioxidants
Credit: Universidad de Córdoba Nowadays, cannabidiol is a star component, not only in the world of cosmetics, but also in pharmaceutics and nutrition due to...
Novel glass materials made from organic and inorganic components
Researchers from Jena and Cambridge develop glass materials with novel combinations of propertiesCredit: Image: Jens Meyer/University of Jena Cambridge/Jena (16.11.2020) Linkages between organic and inorganic...
Solar cells: Mapping the landscape of Caesium based inorganic halide perovskites
Credit: H. Näsström/HZB Scientists at HZB have printed and explored different compositions of caesium based halide perovskites (CsPb(BrxI1−x)3 (0 ≤ x ≤ 1)). In a...
No losses: Scientists stuff graphene with light
Dotty graphene and doping: Whatever it takes for Russia's record plasmonics to shineCredit: Daria Sokol/MIPT Press Office Physicists from MIPT and Vladimir State University, Russia,...
The first detection of marine fish DNA in sediment sequences going back 300 years
Can sedimentary DNA technology track the long-term dynamics of macro-organism species?Credit: Michinobu Kuwae, CMES, Ehime University Long-term variability in the 'abundance' of a macro-organism could...
SwRI scientists expand space instrument’s capabilities
Researchers add second dating technique to prototype spaceflight instrumentCredit: SwRI SAN ANTONIO -- Nov. 16, 2020 -- A new study by Southwest Research Institute scientists...
Highly sensitive detection of circularly polarized light without a filter
Expected as a technology for visualization of the invisible change of object surfaces such as stress intensity and distributionCredit: Ayumi Ishii Under JST Strategic Basic...
New tool predicts geological movement and the flow of groundwater in old coalfields
Credit: University of Nottingham A remote monitoring tool to help authorities manage public safety and environmental issues in recently abandoned coal mines has been developed...
Orbits of ancient stars prompt rethink on Milky Way evolution
Australian telescopes and European satellite combine to reveal unexpected motions among the Galaxy's rarest objectsCredit: Cordoni et al Theories on how the Milky Way formed...
Argonne captures five R&D 100 Awards and fields three finalists
Credit: (Image by Argonne National Laboratory.) Eight Argonne technologies are among those chosen as winners and finalists in the "Oscars of Innovation." Five technologies developed by...
Reversal of glial scar tissue back to neuronal tissue through neuroregenerative gene therapy
Credit: Jinan University Brain or spinal cord injury often results in glial scar tissue that is correlated to neural functional loss. Glial scar is a...
