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Ancient fortification was also a sanctuary

Remains of stairs at the base of the seasonal waterfall of Rabana-Merquly. © Rabana-Merquly Archaeological Project ...
Alan Cannon -
Health & Medicine

Complex language of gut microbes revealed

The bacteria in our intestines convert the bile acids from the liver into thousands of different molecules and thus influence numerous processes in the...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Trees for conscience

Trees against greenhouse gas emissions: Forest planting campaigns with volunteers are intended to help the climate and the environment.Robert Kneschke – stock.adobe.com ...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

The Arctic could be ice-free in just a few years

When the Arctic Ocean no longer supports sea ice in summer, the marine ecosystem will change drastically. © TT / iStock ...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Earliest human presence in Europe dated

View over the Korolevo quarry in western Ukraine. The oldest evidence of early humans in Europe was found here. © Roman Garba ...
Alan Cannon -
Psychology & Sociology

Walking influences our perception and our attention

When we walk, it affects our ability to see. © AzmanJaka/ iStock When walking, we not only have to put one foot in front of...
Emmaline Middleton -
Earth & Climate

New technology removes common antibiotics from wastewater

Levofloxacin regularly ends up in nature via human urine and wastewater. © gyro / iStock Levofloxacin is a commonly prescribed and extremely effective antibiotic. Unfortunately,...
Ashton Edwards -
Astronomy

How much oxygen is there on the ocean moon?

Charged particles from Jupiter split frozen water molecules on Europa into oxygen and hydrogen. Some O₂ could then be bound in the ice...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Antique counterpart to barbed wire

The structure made of sharpened wooden posts was discovered in surprisingly good condition and was subsequently recovered. © Goethe University Frankfurt / Frederic...
Alan Cannon -
Earth & Climate

Bumblebees impart expert knowledge to each other

A bumblebee carries out two learned work steps in a small experimental facility and is observed by a "student". © Queen Mary University...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

“Milk” discovered in an amphibian species

Cubs of a female Siphonops annulatus gather in front of their mother's “milk source.” © Photo by Carlos Jared ...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Monkeys also understand when patience is worth it

Even monkeys understand that patience can pay off. © Karin Tilch What is going on in our brains when we try to make the best...
Ashton Edwards -
Health & Medicine

How long does attention remain high enough?

How long does attention remain high enough – for example when checking mammography images? © uchar/ iStock Does our attention decrease when we do a...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

From old to new

There is room for improvement: Over 18 million tons of waste paper are generated in Germany every year and around 75 percent of it...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Mysterious foundations discovered on Fraueninsel

Aerial view of Frauenwörth Abbey with a visualization of the former Romanesque building. © BLfD Does the history of the famous Frauenwörth Abbey need to...
Alan Cannon -
Earth & Climate

Baltic Sea fish put themselves on a diet

Among other things, the researchers focused on flounders in the Baltic Sea. © Sakis Lazarides/iStock In order to cover their increased food requirements when water...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Arterial connections improve stroke recovery

Blood vessels that connect neighboring arterial trees can prevent permanent brain damage from occurring after a stroke. They regulate blood circulation in the brain...
Elijah Burt -
Earth & Climate

How astro-dust could have fertilized life

Artist's impression of an asteroid disintegrating into dust near Earth. © NASA / JPL Caltech How could the first organic molecules that became the basis...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Encyclopedia on the Nazi genocide of Sinti and Roma goes online

This historical photo from Asperg in Baden-Württemberg shows the deportation of Sinti and Roma to Poland. © Federal Archives R 165 Image-244-42/ CC-by-sa...
Alan Cannon -
Earth & Climate

How did the first RNA molecules develop on prehistoric Earth?

Single-stranded RNA molecules mark the beginning of evolution. © Christoph Burgstedt / iStock Before DNA-containing living beings colonized the earth, a wide variety of simple...
Ashton Edwards -
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