Tecan Award 2011 winner announced

AI in Cell Research: Moscot Reveals Cell Dynamics in Unprecedented Detail

A Turning Point in Medical Research

Ancient Viral DNA Shapes Early Embryo Development

Thought to Be Extinct Viral Elements Re-Expressed in Mammalian Embryos

AI-Powered Data Analysis Uncovers Issues in Scientific Publications

Chemical Research Reports Often Contain Inaccurate Measurement Data

How cryogenic microscopy could help strengthen food security

Scientists produced unprecedented images

Decoding HIV’s Tactics

HIRI researchers provide new insights into gene regulation of the virus that causes AIDS

Watching the oscillations of an electron sea

Scientists observe and control ultrafast surface waves on graphene

Ribozyme Structure Revealed: Success for RNA Research

Basic Research Guides the Development of New Therapeutic Strategies

Unlocking the potential of lithium-sulfur batteries

Researchers develop electrolyte additives for enhanced energy storage: “Synchrotron techniques provide powerful tools for characterizing battery materials”

Pioneering new tool will spur advances in catalysis

An automated analytical method to speed the discovery process in single atom catalysts

Immunotherapy against cancer: How therapeutic antibodies do their job

A new super-resolution microscopic method

Lithium-sulphur pouch cells investigated at BESSY II

Degradation processes examined

Developing a CRISPR therapy for muscular dystrophy

How machine learning can help predict the spectral properties of materials

Researchers develop sensors for the “charge” of biological cells

Biosensors show the ratio of NADPH to NADP⁺ in living cells in real time for the first time

Reliable measurement of intrinsically disordered proteins

A new approach allows the shape of a disordered protein to be determined in two different ways - on the same sample

Largest magnetic anisotropy of a molecule measured at BESSY II

Colored nuclei reveal cellular key genes

Researchers show how disease-relevant genes can be identified more easily

Scientists find a vulnerability in antibiotic resistance mechanism

A genetic toolbox in action

Algorithm can sniff out whisky’s strongest notes and origin

Visualising the Invisible: Active Sites in Antibacterial Nanomaterials

Fluorescence lifetime microscopy has great potential to systematically enhance the effectivenes of antibacterial nanomaterials

Copying Made Easy: A universal isothermal DNA amplification method

Biotage AB and McMaster University sign joint agreement to develop new chemistry platform

New research leads to sensors that detect contaminants in water

High-resolution microscope built from LEGO and bits of phone

Research shows constructing microscope improves children’s understanding - enlightening, educational and fun

Team discovers how Zika virus causes fetal brain damage

'Breathing' enzymes in fast motion

Researchers watch work of an enzyme in unprecedented detail

A fast, non-destructive test for 2-dimensional materials

Insight into enzyme's 3-D structure could cut biofuel costs

New material could improve safety for first responders to chemical hazards

Carbon nanofibers assembled into photonic crystals change color as activated charcoal filters become saturated with dangerous vapors

Identifying microbial species

How machine learning can help predict the spectral properties of materials

New tool for tracking 'kiss-and-run' communication between cells

New method turns e-waste to gold

Electronics waste is a literal gold mine

Groundbreaking technology can turn cancer cells back into normal cells

Research findings have been transferred to the start-up biotech company BioRevert

Kirin Holdings presents the "Electric Salt Spoon" with innovative flavor technology

New gadget presented at CES 2025

From CO2 to acetaldehyde: Towards greener industrial chemistry

This breakthrough tackles two environmental issues at once

Insight into schizophrenia disease mechanisms found in the eye

Impaired neuronal connectivity in the retina

Ferrero launches nutella Plant-Based on the German market just in time for Vegan January

Taking a cue from lightning, eco-friendly reactor converts air and water into ammonia

Without any carbon footprint

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

Mintel publishes global food and drink trends for 2025

Breakthrough in zinc-based rechargeable batteries: A safer, sustainable alternative

Case Western Reserve University researcher advances zinc-sulfur battery technology

Tuberculosis research: promising new active agent

A novel antibiotic

Food supplements - facts and information needed instead of uncertainty

Trash to treasure: Leveraging industrial waste to store energy

First time unwanted organic waste product used in redox flow battery research

Cooperation of Ghost-Driving Genes

A groundbreaking study makes a decisive contribution to understanding how genes are regulated

Valensina Group strengthens top management at the beginning of the year

New protective coating can improve battery performance

A universal solution with indirect climate protection

Skin cancer: mode of action of combination immunotherapy decoded

Why a long-established combination therapy against black skin cancer works better than the individual active ingredients

‘True food’ research database offers rankings for 50,000 processed foods

BASF to sell Styrodur® business

Does coffee prevent head and neck cancer?

Meta-analysis of past studies suggests positive effect

Strengthening Filling Technology: Fricke strategically reorganizes business unit

Bundling expertise for more innovation and customer proximity

Achieving better photovoltaic materials faster with AI

How machine learning greatly accelerates the search for new semiconducting molecules for perovskite solar cells

New Approach in Cancer Therapy

With Innovative Mechanism-of-Action for Ferroptosis Induction

What we eat affects our health — and can alter how our genes function

"We found a direct link between eating fiber and modulation of gene function that has anti-cancer effects..."

Electric fungi: The biobattery that needs to be fed

Microbiology meets electrical engineering

BioMed X Institute launches new cancer collaboration with Daiichi Sankyo

Call for proposals from researchers around the world to take part in this ambitious project

Unilever sells pasta sauce range

Tomato al Gusto and Speciale al Gusto in Germany to Casalasco Group

Optimising the processing of plastic waste

Analysing materials in real time

Bioreactor Allows Automated Long-Term Culturing of Stem Cells

Smart food drying techniques with AI enhance product quality and efficiency