Four-legged, dog-like robot ‘sniffs’ hazardous gases in inaccessible environments

An optical lens that senses gas

Researchers develop optical lens from hybrid glass

Unlocking the world of bacteria

Researchers introduce novel approach to DNA transformation and genetic mutation of bacteria: The basis for new antibiotics and cell-based therapies

British chemist is honoured for her groundbreaking work in mass spectrometry

​​Dame Carol Robinson opened a new era for protein analysis and drug development

In the focus of X-rays: New materials for the energy transition

New Process to Test Materials for the Hydrogen Industry

Gold membrane coaxes secrets out of surfaces

Thousand-fold signal amplification

New tool maps microbial diversity with unprecedented details

The innovative tool allows the analysis of structural genomic variations in microbial populations

Intricate processes in photosynthesis decoded using advanced electron microscopy technique

This enables breakthroughs in multiple areas of biological and chemical research

How cells boost gene expression

Research team discovers important function of antisense non-coding RNA

Parkinson's disease - New test procedure enables early detection in patients at risk

Up to seven years before the onset of typical motor symptoms

Watching energy materials as they form

Eyes glued to a live transmission from inside a reaction vessel, researchers watch chemical reactions at work

The dark side of transmission X-ray microscopy

Researchers develop a novel method to make scattered light usable for X-ray imaging in the nanometer range

In severe COVID-19 cases, neutrophils work around the clock

Scientists were able to track over time what happens in molecular biology from the onset of infection to organ damage

MXenes for energy storage: Chemical imaging more than just surface deep

Pathogen identification — next-generation sequencing optimizes diagnostics

Novel method takes inspiration from law enforcement

Scientists adapt astronomy method to unblur microscopy images

New method to generate clearer images of thick biological samples

How many water molecules does it take to dissolve hydrochloric acid?

Lung organoids unveil secret: How pathogens infect human lung tissue

New sensor for monitoring bacteria

Perturbations simplify the study of “super photons”

A study gives novel insight into properties which are often difficult to observe

Portable AI-based test kit to identify bacterial infections

Dutch scientist selected as a finalist for the Young Inventors Prize 2024: Her startup focuses on the most common types of infection

When is genome sequencing advisable?

Human geneticists conduct clinical reference study for the diagnosis of genetic diseases

Uptake of tire wear additives by vegetables grown for human consumption

Chemical residues from tyre wear detected in leafy vegetables for the first time

Scientists develop most sensitive way to observe single molecules

The new label-free method makes the molecules so easy to detect, it is almost as if they had labels

New insights into the genetics of the common octopus: genome at the chromosome level decoded

Scientific milestone provides deeper insights into the evolution and biology of Octopus vulgaris

LabVantage Acquires SEIN Infotech South Korea

With SEIN Technology, LabVantage LIMS Becomes Industry-First Integrated Platform with EHS Management Solutions for Energy and Chemical Sectors

Sweat sensor wristwatch offers real time monitoring of body chemistry

This watch's long-term reliability is remarkable

How many water molecules does it take to dissolve hydrochloric acid?

Portable AI-based test kit to identify bacterial infections

Dutch scientist selected as a finalist for the Young Inventors Prize 2024: Her startup focuses on the most common types of infection

Parkinson's disease - New test procedure enables early detection in patients at risk

Up to seven years before the onset of typical motor symptoms

Retina indicates severity of schizophrenia

Study could provide basis for individual prognoses

Exploring the Mouthfeel of Food with a Microscope

New Research Approach

Sartorius opens new Center of Excellence for bioanalytics in Ann Arbor

Manufacturing of instruments, consumables and reagents for cell and protein analysis

Oxford Instruments to acquire FemtoTools

"Oxford Instruments’ leading reputation and international presence is a great springboard for our next stage of growth"

Fungus breaks down ocean plastic

“What makes this research scientifically outstanding, is that we can quantify the degradation process”

St. John's wort: Important steps of biosynthesis discovered

This opens up the opportunity to obtain the complex ingredients biotechnologically

Children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers should avoid Brazil nuts

Brazil nuts can contain unusually high levels of radioactive radium

Pyrolysis for high-quality recycled plastics

A step toward the circular economy: Pyrolysis enables chemical recycling

Tattoos could be a risk factor for cancer

Unexpectedly, the area of tattooed body surface turned out not to matter

Plant-based fork adds on to Nestlé's innovative packaging accessories

New milestone for lithium metal batteries

POSTECH, KIER, and POSCO N.EX.T HUB develops porous structures for lithium metal batteries

A switch for the internal clock

New approaches for quantum biology and medicine

Future Food: Beef Cells Integrated into Rice

By growing animal cells in rice grains, scientists dish up hybrid food

Taiwanese start-up causes a sensation: sports shoes made from recycled solar modules?

TSGC pioneers comprehensive recycling of solar modules with unrivaled recovery rate

Live long, stay healthy: Study reveals important health markers

5 tips for healthy ageing

Discounter of all things: ALDI SOUTH is the No. 1 organic retailer and expands its range to over 600 organic products

Christine Grosse Lembeck to lead BASF’s Battery Recycling business

Microbe of the Year 2023: Bacillus subtilis – for health and technology

Already, Bacillus subtilis is indispensable in many industries, and many more innovations are expected

American diets have a long way to go to achieve health equity

A new study found that Americans are eating better, but disparities persist in marginalized communities

BASF researching CO2-neutral production of bio-based fumarate using bacteria found in cow stomachs

BASF coordinating joint research project between universities in Saarland, Marburg and Kaiserslautern

Key to Improving Cancer Treatments Discovered

Discovery Paves the Way for the Development of Precise Inhibitors

Diageo anticipates summer flavors with the help of artificial intelligence

Diageo's 'Flavour Forecast' report reveals the most popular flavours of the season

re.solution wins ACHEMA Start-up Award 2024

On to the top of the the podium with textile recycling: The finalists were very close to each other in the evaluation

Frontotemporal dementia: therapeutic approach for gene therapy

A new therapeutic approach for the severe condition uses modified viruses to replace a missing protein in the brain

Those who are flexitarian are happier!

Representative survey by Burger King® on Eat Flexitarian Day provides surprising insights

Covestro becomes a shareholder in company BioBTX

Demonstration plant planned for new chemical recycling method

Why can some people easily stop eating when they are full and others can’t, which can lead to obesity?

Newly discovered connection between two brain regions may help regulate how much we eat

Study shows orange peel extract may improve heart health

Covestro, Neste and Borealis aim at closing loop for automotive industry

Discarded tires liquified via chemical recycling, then processed into base chemicals and further into polycarbonates of high purity

Not eating can hinder weight loss

Food that normally offers sufficient nutritional value is no longer perceived as sufficiently rewarding

waterdrop® ensures sustainability and more hydration at the Boss Open

Sustainable Chemistry innovations for the process industry

ISC3 presents innovative solutions of fourteen start-ups at ACHEMA

Phagocytes from the culture dish for cancer therapy

"Our induced phagocytes have the potential to destroy cancer cells in therapeutic applications by devouring them"

DHBW Karlsruhe students test digital solution for food coops

Field test and future outlook: experiences, challenges and perspectives of a practical student research project