A project coordinated by UPM researchers presents innovations in multiple quantum technologies, cryptography, and satellites that bring Spain closer to the Internet of the future

By examining what happens in the brain during REM sleep, HHMI Investigator Massimo Scanziani and his team are uncovering how the brain dreams up scenarios without any input from the outside world.  

The death of Kyle Busch at age 41 offers an important opportunity to raise awareness of sepsis symptoms, and of the strides being made to improve sepsis diagnosis and care through data-driven research and guidelines

Against a backdrop of widespread remilitarisation in Europe and armed conflicts that are reshaping the international order, the University of Liège has taken a significant academic step: the creation of a research centre dedicated to the reflective and independent study of war and organised violence. Operating solely with funding free from conflicts of interest, the Centre for the Study of War and Violence will make it its mission, in particular, to work towards the scientific consolidation of this field of study, which is significantly influenced by the interests and perspectives of the very actors it is supposed to analyse.

This Q&A addresses what Ebola is, how it affects people and why this outbreak is differen. Two experts: Nita Bharti, associate professor of biology and Lloyd Huck Early Career Professor at Penn State, and Kelsee Baranowski, a postdoctoral researcher in Bharti’s lab at the Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics, explain the relevant information.