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Credit: Photos: Jürgen Gocke, Hans-Peter Fischer, Thomas Kunz The chemical biologist Prof. Dr. Maja Banks-Köhn, the chemist Prof. Dr. Henning ...

Weizmann physicists image electrons flowing like water

Credit: Weizmann Institute of Science Physicists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel have imaged electrons flowing viscously through ...

Probiotic yeast may offer an effective treatment for drug-resistant fungal infections

A study by researchers at WPI and the Central Food Technological Research Institute in India shows that yeasts derived from ...

Research revises classification of acute myeloid leukemia & myelodysplastic syndrome

Findings presented by a St. Jude Children's Research Hospital investigator showcase the power and potential of combining genomic and transcriptomic ...

Interrogating the biological fundamentals of CRISPR to better treat infections

ERC Consolidator Grant for HIRI researcher Chase BeiselCredit: Mario Schmitt Chase Beisel heads the "Synthetic Biology of RNA" research group ...

A study demonstrates the efficiency of a screening strategy to detect liver diseases

Miquel Serra-Burriel, a researcher at the Centre for Research in Health Economics (CRES-UPF), co-author of the article together with researchers ...

No ‘clouded’ judgments: Geostationary satellite an alternative to monitor land surfaces

Researchers explain how a new meteorological satellite can be an option to monitor land surfaces and climate changeCredit: Tomoaki Miura ...

NII start operation 400 Gbps link to speed up SINET supporting Japan’s academic research

Putting world-leading long-distance 400 Gbps link into practical operationCredit: © National Institute of Informatics SINET is a network utilized by ...

UArizona Health Sciences seeks new way to understand human aging

Dr. Janko Nikolich-Zugich has received a prestigious $4.5 million MERIT Award from the NIH to pursue a new, more promising ...

FAU and Georgia State partner to assist children and families affected by addiction

US Department of Health and Human Services awards $2.64 million grant to improve outcomes in GeorgiaCredit: Florida Atlantic University About ...

Clemson geneticists identify small molecules that are potential indicators for disease

Credit: Clemson University College of Science CLEMSON, South Carolina - A critical question in medicine asks how individual variation in ...

Using human bone remains to study predictable, postmortem microbes

$1.2 million from National Institutes of Justice to fund the workCredit: Colorado State University It's one of the most salient ...

Reorganizing a computer chip: Transistors can now both process and store information

Researchers solve decades-old challenge of building a functional transistor integrated with ferroelectric RAMCredit: Purdue University photo/Vincent Walter WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. ...

Tackling air pollution: researchers present emissions inventory for Nepal

Credit: © Authors 2019. Data on emission amounts and sources have an important role to play in shaping policy on ...

Rice University launches bold climate change initiative with Shell

'Game-changing' idea: Don't burn hydrocarbons, split them into hydrogen energy and valuable carbon materialsCredit: Photo by Tommy LaVergne/Rice University HOUSTON ...

Award to create clinical solution for life-threatening preemie condition

Credit: LSU Health New Orleans The Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development of the National ...

Biomarker may aid in determining treatment for cancer patients

UC Medical student finds the presence of a common virus may help tailor options for glioblastoma patientsCredit: Colleen Kelley/UC Creative ...

Breakthrough made in detecting carbon impurities in gallium nitride crystals via light

Credit: Kazunobu Kojima Carbon impurity has long hindered efficiency in nitride-based electronic and optical devices. But Researchers at Tohoku University, ...

Nanowire detects Abrikosov vortices

Credit: Evgeniy Pelevin, MIPT Press Office Researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Lomonosov Moscow State University, and ...

Electronics integrated to the muscle via ‘Kirigami’