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Materials Science - Sep 22
'Battery research does not stop at national borders': Martin Winter and Mark Huijben on the cooperation between the universities of Münster and Twente
'Battery research does not stop at national borders': Martin Winter and Mark Huijben on the cooperation between the universities of Münster and Twente
Health - Sep 17
Scientists Kolleg': Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation to promote collaboration between basic research and clinical applications
Scientists Kolleg': Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation to promote collaboration between basic research and clinical applications
Environment - Sep 15
Team of Continental, Fraunhofer IME and the University of Münster Nominated for Federal President's Award: Award for ...
Team of Continental, Fraunhofer IME and the University of Münster Nominated for Federal President's Award: Award for ...
Life Sciences - Sep 15
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
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Prof. Stefan Wurster discusses the electoral platforms on artificial intelligence "Parties are neglecting the social policy aspects of AI" In the future AI will affect nearly every area of our lives.
09/24/2021 Lasers are ubiquitous. Scientists from Würzburg have now developed the virtual-reality laser laboratory "femtoPro", which simulates optical setups in real time and enables eye-safe training in the handling of short-pulse lasers.
Potential parasites in the most common amoeba in wastewater treatment plants
Rhogostoma minus is the most common amoeba in wastewater treatment plants worldwide. It can serve as a host for bacteria of the order Legionellales, which includes pathogens such as Legionella pneumophila, the cause of Legionnaires' disease Researchers from Professor Michael Bonkowski's working group at the University of Cologne's Institute of Zoology have found that Rhogostoma minus is the most common amoeba in wastewater treatment plants worldwide and also serves as a host for Legionellales.
Rhogostoma minus is the most common amoeba in wastewater treatment plants worldwide. It can serve as a host for bacteria of the order Legionellales, which includes pathogens such as Legionella pneumophila, the cause of Legionnaires' disease Researchers from Professor Michael Bonkowski's working group at the University of Cologne's Institute of Zoology have found that Rhogostoma minus is the most common amoeba in wastewater treatment plants worldwide and also serves as a host for Legionellales.
Agroecologist from the University of Göttingen emphasises their importance for food security of smallholder farmers The global decline of pollinators threatens the reproductive success of 90 per cent of all wild plants globally and the yield of 85 per cent of the world's most important crops.
Machine learning assisted structure analysis reveals SARS-CoV-2 virus tactics The proteins of SARS-CoV-2 play key roles in how the virus manages to evade immune defense and replicate itself in patients' cells.
Reaction mechanisms during interphase formation in lithium batteries decoded
MEET Researchers Decode Reaction Mechanisms During Interphase Formation in Lithium Batteries A team of MEET Battery Research Center led by scientist Marco Leißing has now used isotope labelling and gas chromatography to analyse the reaction pathways during interphase formation in lithium batteries.
MEET Researchers Decode Reaction Mechanisms During Interphase Formation in Lithium Batteries A team of MEET Battery Research Center led by scientist Marco Leißing has now used isotope labelling and gas chromatography to analyse the reaction pathways during interphase formation in lithium batteries.
TUM, IABG and Bavarian Ministry of Transport join forces The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Industrieanlagen-Betriebsgesellschaft mbH (IABG) are building a new test bed for intelligent mobility concepts.
Researchers calculate billions in environmental and health savings Urea is a valuable nitrogen fertilizer which is regularly used in agriculture to fertilize large areas of arable land.
Physicists and chemists at University of Jena develop a method for nonlinear signal modulation in 2D materials Nonlinear optics is of paramount importance in numerous fields of science and technology
New Round of Applications for Fellowships in Research Communication at MIP.labor
Science journalists and other media professionals have until October 15 to apply for a highly attractive fellowship at MIP.labor The research communication think tank for mathematics, computer
Science journalists and other media professionals have until October 15 to apply for a highly attractive fellowship at MIP.labor The research communication think tank for mathematics, computer
Between hope and reservations: Study on what students expect of remote learning
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, teaching and learning at German brick-and-mortar universities shifted to virtual formats practically overnight.
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, teaching and learning at German brick-and-mortar universities shifted to virtual formats practically overnight.
Go-ahead for technology user center in Bavaria
TUM expanding hydrogen research The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is delighted that a Hydrogen Technology User Center (WTAZ) in Pfeffenhausen, near Landshut, has now been greenlighted.
TUM expanding hydrogen research The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is delighted that a Hydrogen Technology User Center (WTAZ) in Pfeffenhausen, near Landshut, has now been greenlighted.
First aid for mental health problems
University of Jena sets up mental health first aid team and provides information on mental health on a new website Working in science can lead to a high level of psychological stress.
University of Jena sets up mental health first aid team and provides information on mental health on a new website Working in science can lead to a high level of psychological stress.
Interview with Prof. Ferdinand Ludwig on functional greenery in the urban environment More urban green helps to cool down cities.
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News in Brief
Materials Science - Sep 22
'Battery research does not stop at national borders': Martin Winter and Mark Huijben on the cooperation between the universities of Münster and Twente
'Battery research does not stop at national borders': Martin Winter and Mark Huijben on the cooperation between the universities of Münster and Twente
Health - Sep 17
Scientists Kolleg': Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation to promote collaboration between basic research and clinical applications
Scientists Kolleg': Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation to promote collaboration between basic research and clinical applications
Environment - Sep 15
Team of Continental, Fraunhofer IME and the University of Münster Nominated for Federal President's Award: Award for ...
Team of Continental, Fraunhofer IME and the University of Münster Nominated for Federal President's Award: Award for ...
Life Sciences - Sep 15
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process