How to catch a graviton
Gravitons, the quantum particles of gravity, were thought to be impossible to observe. Scientists have now worked out how they can be detected by using quantum sensing technology.
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The risk of global water scarcity is greater than expected
Securing the world's water supply is one of the greatest challenges of our time. Researchers are now presenting an alternative method for quantifying the global risk of water scarcity.
Study reveals isolation and pathogens in medieval Spain
An archaeogenetic study sheds new light on the medieval community Las Gobas in Spain. Besides isolation, the researchers have identified the variola virus which can offer an explanation on how smallpox entered Iberia.
Research on yeast can untap new lager beer flavours
The flavours ans aromas of lager beers are strongly limited. Now, researchers have created new yeast strains that could revolutionize the lager beer industry.
New interpretation of runes reveals pricing in Viking Age
A new interpretation of the runic inscription on the Forsa Ring provides fresh insights into the Viking Age monetary system and represents the oldest documented value record in Scandinavia.
Artic expedition has entered remote Greenland fjord
Icebreaker Oden has as the first vessel ever now reached the remote and uncharted Victoria fjord at northern Greenland.
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Open science
Open science
Open science means that everyone has free and open access to scientific texts, research results and research data. Here is a selection of articles, films and podcasts about open science.
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Curious about how the world works?
On our theme pages, we collect articles, films, reports and events on various subjects.
