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High-performance NMR spectrometer now in use for marine research
University of Oldenburg- Funder
- Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
Ehrenberg-Bass has earned the undivided respect of global brands over 20 years
University of South AustraliaThe world’s largest centre for research into marketing - University of South Australia’s Ehrenberg-Bass Institute of Marketing Science - is celebrating 20 years of transforming the industry and working with some of the biggest brands on the planet – and doing it from the small city of Adelaide, South Australia.
INL’s enduring mission: How high-flux thermal irradiation testing became a foundation for US nuclear leadership
DOE/Idaho National LaboratoryKTU chemists continue development of light-activated anticancer dyes
Kaunas University of TechnologyMelanoma is one of the most aggressive skin cancers, with over 300,000 new cases reported worldwide each year. In Europe, the number of diagnoses has been rising rapidly. However, early detection and advanced treatments can significantly improve survival rates. Researchers at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) are contributing to the development of a non-invasive melanoma treatment, using light and special dyes.
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- European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
The ties that find
National Center for Supercomputing ApplicationsETRI has challenge of commercializing global startups at CES 2025
National Research Council of Science & TechnologyElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) participated in CES 2025 with Daejeon Metropolitan City to explore opportunities for ETRI-startups and ETRI Laboratory Enterprises to expand overseas and support their global growth.
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- Ministry of Science and ICT
What can we learn from a 100-year-old housing experiment?
Norwegian University of Science and Technology- Journal
- Planning Perspectives
The exercise program transforming the lives of children with autism
Murdoch University- Funder
- Hospital Research Foundation
How polymers and natural temperature variations serve to produce clean drinking water
Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet MainzIs there a way to obtain fresh water from seawater without employing conventional desalination techniques? A team led by Professor Sebastian Seiffert of the Department of Chemistry at JGU has developed a very promising approach to dealing with this important question. The HydroDeSal concept uses a hydrogel that reacts to changes in temperature. Once it gets cooler in the evening, the hydrogel draws water from the sea, already rejecting the salt, and then releases clean, salt-free drinking water during the day when temperatures rise. The application of this strategy is now to be made ready for the market.
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- Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung