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14 November 2022 / University of Passau

First birth control clinics reduced maternal and infant mortality in the US

Drawing on an analysis of exceptionally rich historical data, economists from the…

14 November 2022 / JMU Würzburg

Attack via byways

Increased cell proliferation is a key feature of diseases such as cancer. A research team…

14 November 2022 / TUM

Molecular monitoring of RNA regulation

The better we understand cellular processes such as RNA regulation, the better molecular…

11 November 2022 / University of Bayreuth

Light-emitting molecules as sensors of the future: University of Bayreuth graduate receives Bavarian Culture Award

Dr. Hannah Kurz, a graduate of the University of Bayreuth, has been awarded the Bavarian…

11 November 2022 / TUM

TUM spin-off LiBCycle takes complete care of used e-car batteries

What began as an idea about a transport container for old batteries has in the meantime…

10 November 2022

Cross-border data pipeline for the flora of the Bohemian Forest

A German-Czech research team presents a new binational data infrastructure. The project…

10 November 2022 / TUM

Quantum technology for cancer imaging

Tracing the metabolism of tumor cells using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has not been…

10 November 2022 / University of Bayreuth

Nature as a model in semiconductor research: DFG funds International Research Training Group at University of Bayreuth

The University of Bayreuth, together with two Australian partner universities, the…

08 November 2022 / University of Bayreuth

New study: Biodegradable microplastics in soils cause CO₂ emissions to rise

Biodegradable microplastic particles in soils can lead to an increased rise in CO₂…

08 November 2022

Service assistant Mr. Robot: Researchers evaluate use in clinical routine

What potential do robotic systems hold when it comes to relieving highly qualified nursing…