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Understanding biofilter bacteria in recirculating aquaculture systems

Science
Marineholmen RASLab’s CEO Dr Mark Powell and Research Coordinator Dr Irene Roalkvam explain what genome sequencing can tell us about biofilter bacteria in recirculating...

Using nanoparticle technology to create next generation solar panels

Energy
Researchers have developed innovative nanoparticle technology that mimics plant pigment to create next generation solar panels. A team of engineers and biologists from the University...

Sensor network technology: To predict changes in the forest ecosystem

Environment
A research team from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg has developed sensor network technology to predict changes in the forest ecosystem. Innovative sensor technology for harsh forest environments A...

Monitoring coral reef health through audio recordings

Technology
New research indicates that AI technology can help with monitoring coral reef health through sound recordings. With the volume of coral reefs continuing to decline...

Developing bioreactor technology for hydrogen storage

Science
A group of microbiologists from the Geothe University Frankfurt utilise acetogenic bacteria to develop bioreactor technology for hydrogen storage.  Efforts to combat climate change are...

Developing materials to overcome AMR in orthopaedic implants

Special Reports
AIMed is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network (Horizon2020 MSCA-ITN) training 15 early-stage researchers to develop materials with antimicrobial properties suitable for use on...

Predicting the movement of species with computer simulations

Environment
A collaborative team of researchers, including the University of Reading, have developed computer simulations to predict the movement of species. Scientists have observed that moths...

Recirculating aquaculture systems: Improving Atlantic salmon performance

Environment
The RAS 4.0 project, led by Norwegian food research institute Nofima, is designed to optimise recirculating aquaculture systems to improve the welfare and performance...

Scientists investigate the origins of the human spine

Science
A research team from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory at the University of Barcelona has demonstrated for the first time how the cellular structures...

Creating a sustainable alternative to naturally occurring sand extraction

Environment
Researchers discover a viable and more sustainable substitute to sand in order to reduce the environmental impacts of naturally occurring sand extraction. Other than water,...

Scientists analyse coral reef bleaching to see if they can self-restore

Environment
Scientists have discovered evidence that coral reefs in remote or protected areas can quickly recover from mass coral reef bleaching events. Two years after the...

Sea anemone gene linked to development of auditory cells in humans

Science
A research team from the University of Arkansas has made a link between the developmental gene for touch in sea anemones and the development...

Flowers’ visible colours can help to ensure pollination survival

Environment
Different substances that are invisible to the human eye and found in the petals of flowers, attract insects with a ‘bulls-eye’ that is the...

Arctic permafrost thawing amid unexpected summer rainfall

Environment
A research team from Wageningen University and Research (WUR) has discovered an increased acceleration in the rate that the Arctic permafrost is thawing. Why is...

The SPRING project: An EU-wide monitoring system for pollinators

Environment
To meet the goals laid out in the SPRING project, a collaborative research team consisting of the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) and...

Scientists investigate RNA binding proteins in bacteria

Science
Cynthia Sharma, a researcher from The Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg (JMU), investigates how bacteria adapts to changing environments, with a specific focus on...

How sustainable cattle farming in Brazil could help to reduce carbon emissions

Environment
A research team from the University of Colorado Boulder, demonstrates the importance of customised assistance strategies to help Brazilian cattle ranchers adopt sustainable cattle...

Scientists to revolutionise neuromorphic computer technology

Quantum
A research team from the Technical University of Kaiserslautern has received a grant to build an artificial brain that will revolutionise neuromorphic computer technology. Junior...

Scientists investigate the importance of symmetry in evolution

Science
A research team from the University of Bergen has conducted an experiment to determine the importance of symmetry in evolution. Scientists have observed that symmetry...

Scientists develop novel model to predict tropical fish migration patterns

Environment
A research team from Hokkaido University has developed a model that can predict the tropical fish migration patterns of six different species, as sea...
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