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14 September 2023 / University of Bayreuth

Ensuring everything runs smoothly in power plants and space shuttles: New project at the University of Bayreuth

In power engineering and space technology, the lubrication of moving machine elements is a…

14 September 2023

Long-lived lakes as driving force behind the evolution of freshwater snails

In long-lived lakes that existed for millions of years freshwater snails developed a…

14 September 2023 / FAU

How just one set of animal tracks can provide a wealth of information

Rock faces in Namibia are decorated with hundreds of stone-age images not only of animals…

12 September 2023 / TUM

Possibility discovered for more sensitive sensors

Sensors in electronic devices work with high-frequency signals. For maximum accuracy in…

11 September 2023 / University of Bayreuth

Flexibilisation of electricity demand: New funding phase of the Kopernikus project SynErgie at University of Bayreuth

By 2035, the electricity generated in Germany is to come entirely from renewable sources.…

11 September 2023 / JMU Würzburg

How internal clocks control fat metabolism

In the fruit fly Drosophila, circadian clocks also control fat metabolism. This is shown…

08 September 2023 / TUM

Quantum-safe data encryption

Due to the special way they function, quantum computers will be capable of breaking…

07 September 2023 / University of Bamberg

Double ERC Laureate Revolutionizes Work with Ancient Texts

Together with international teams, Peter Riedlberger develops groundbreaking tools for…

07 September 2023 / University of Bayreuth

Migration in West Africa: New study shows the ambivalence of biometric ID systems taking Nigeria as an example

Most states in West Africa lack reliable data on the number and origin of migrants living…

06 September 2023 / TUM

Opportunities for cancer treatment and wound healing: Microrobots for the study of cells

- Cells are stimulated by robots measuring just 30 micrometers (µm)

- Technological…