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3/12/10

The world’s number one steel producer ArcelorMittal will pioneer a novel technique for carbon dioxide reduction at its German plant in Eisenhüttenstadt. The Top Gas Recycling (TGR) method separates carbon dioxide emissions as they exit the furnace and recycles the CO2-free emissions for further ...

3/12/10

Changes of cosmic rays caused by variations of the solar activity on time scales of a few days do not induce any changes of the global or regional cloud cover. This is concluded from a recent analysis performed by a Swiss-German collaboration. Thus, it is unlikely that cosmic rays influence ...

3/12/10

Electronic and electrical products have to meet a diverse range of increasingly exacting demands, including high integration density and the combination of various materials with specific functionality. Hermetic packaging poses particular challenges for the production technology, which can no ...

3/12/10

On Thursday, 4 March 2010 at 11:15 CET, the research rocket Rexus 8 (Rocket EXperiment for University Students), a joint project of the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) and the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC), launched from SSC's Esrange Space Center near ...

3/11/10

March 2010 Berlin Adlershof is one of the most successful high-tech locations in Germany. Embedded in an overall urban development concept, this integrated Science, Business and Media location has been growing on an area of 4.2 km2 since 1991. At the core of the concept is a Science and ...

3/11/10

At approximately 50 percent, the proportion of research-intensive industries and knowledge-intensive services in Germany was the largest in the world based on 2007 aggregate value added. Germany also led all other countries in exporting research-intensive goods in 2007. Based on two new studies ...

3/11/10

Gene variants affect sleep duration Whether one is an early bird who hits the sack long before midnight and rises at first light, or a night owl who stays up late and sleeps till midday, is largely a matter of genetics – more specifically of the genes that control our internal body clock. ...

3/11/10

A new Grand Minimum of solar activity would decrease the rise of global mean temperature caused by human greenhouse gas emissions only marginally. A new modelling study by researchers of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, published online today in the journal Geophysical Research ...

3/10/10

Desert ants perceive odour maps in stereo and use this information for navigation Scientists of the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology in Jena have investigated another navigational skill of desert ants. These ants are already well-known for their remarkable visual orientation: they use a ...

3/10/10

Strokes are less damaging if certain immune cells are absent in the blood. This previously unknown mechanism will be presented by researchers from the University of Würzburg in the science journal “Blood”. Someone in Germany suffers a stroke every two minutes. The cause is usually a blockage in ...


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