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09 June 2021 / JMU Würzburg

Diagnoses with Deepflash

Microscopic images of tissue sections can now be analyzed much more easily – with an…

08 June 2021 / Landshut UAS

Making AI applications in medicine safer

Landshut University of Applied Sciences starts research project with the Munich based AI…

02 June 2021 / TUM

Use of tablets in mathematics : Digital school books help low-achieving pupils

Low-achieving pupils benefit more in mathematics lessons from learning materials on tablet…

02 June 2021 / TUM

“Corona fuels a different pandemic”

How has the corona pandemic affected the dietary and exercise behavior and thus the weight…

01 June 2021 / JMU Würzburg

Topolectrical circuits: A new direction of topological research is ready for take off

Through a recently developed experimental platform, topological matter can be realized in…

01 June 2021 / TUM

Precise data for improved coastline protection

Researchers working under the leadership of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have…

31 May 2021 / TUM

Borexino team receives prestigious Cocconi award for their experimental confirmation of nuclear fusions in the sun

For their groundbreaking observations of solar neutrinos, with which the fusion reactions…

28 May 2021 / University of Bayreuth

Nitrate in agricultural soils: Bayreuth research project seeks to enable area-wide measurement on site

The use of large quantities of fertilisers is leading to increasing nitrate contamination…

26 May 2021 / University of Bayreuth

Geoscientific research at Bayreuth unravels the cause of deep earthquakes

Earthquakes deep inside the Earth have puzzled researchers until now. Dr. Takayuki Ishii…

25 May 2021 / TUM

New AI technology protects privacy: Medical diagnostics algorithm identifies pneumonia in paediatric x-ray images

AI algorithms can support medical personnel in diagnosing illnesses. However, to train…

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