Three-dimensional images enhance our molecular understanding of nature
Xiaodong Zou develops 3D imaging methods for small molecules, enabling better medicines and new chemical discoveries.
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How to survive winter by hacking your light habits
Light truly conquers darkness. How can outdoor walks and artificial light enhance your well-being and help prevent depression during the long, dark winter?
Increased knowledge of the Arctic seabed
The seabed of the Arctic Ocean is still largely unknown. But over the past four years, a seabed area three times the size of Sweden has been mapped.
Observed shifts in the floral traits of cowslips
The results of cowslip observations carried out with the help of citizen scientists from 32 countries shed light on the well-being of insect-pollinated plants under changing climate and land use conditions.
Nanoparticles can reduce use of chemicals in agriculture
Researchers have developed an innovative method to reduce pesticide use in agriculture. By using nanoparticles made from lignin pesticides can be effectively attached to and absorbed by plant surfaces.
Lab-grown coffee and cocoa as a solution?
Start-ups are racing to develop lab-grown alternatives to coffee, cocoa, and palm oil, aiming to reduce environmental and social harm. Yet, little is known about the full potential and consequences of these innovations.
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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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