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Making good taste measurable
(02 Sep 2010)
Does milk chocolate still contain milk? Or does cheaper vegetable fat already dominate here? Has the barrique wine really seen the inside of a barrique barrel or has it been spiked with flavoured woodchips? Both the products of global food ......
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Why fish don't freeze in the Arctic Ocean
(27 Aug 2010)
Chemists unmask natural antifreeze
Together with cooperation partners from the U.S., the researchers surrounding Prof. Dr. Martina Havenith (Physical Chemistry II of the RUB) describe their discovery in a so-termed Rapid Communication in the Journal of the American Chemical ......
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How to count the messenger out
(26 Aug 2010)
Mapping the structure of protonated water clusters
Water molecules are continuously forming short-lived networks called clusters. These can in turn bind positively charged protons, and such clusters can provide active functional groups in proteins. Using infrared spectroscopy, it is possible to ......
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Juelich researchers take a look inside molecules
(23 Aug 2010)
For their look into the nanoworld, the Jülich researchers used a scanning tunneling microscope. Its thin metal tip scans the specimen surface like the needle of a record player and registers the atomic irregularies and differences of ......
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Living cells made to fluoresce
(13 Aug 2010)
Individual molecules and their dynamics can also be made visible in living cells using conventional fluorophores at a resolution of around 20 nanometers. How this is done is being revealed for the first time by researchers from Würzburg, ......
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Stable Growth at Analytik Jena after Nine Months
(13 Aug 2010)
Operating earnings below expectations
With sales of EUR 59.6 m, Analytik Jena AG has achieved an important milestone towards being able to close the current financial year with record sales once again. This was announced by the analytical measuring technology manufacturer at the ......
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Help from the Dark Side
(09 Aug 2010)
Using "dark channel” fluorescence, scientists can explain how biochemical substances carry out their function
Spectroscopic techniques are among the most important methods by which scientists can look inside materials. They exploit the interaction of light waves with a given sample. Now, using X-ray absorption spectroscopy, researchers from ......
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Attosecond real-time Observation of a Quantum Hole
(09 Aug 2010)
For the first time ever, physicists from the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics (LAP) at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics have observed what occurs inside an atom from which a single electron has been ejected. An international team ......
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Single atoms for detecting extremely weak forces
(06 Aug 2010)
MPQ-scientists demonstrate that due to synchronisation atoms can be influenced by forces as weak as 5 yoctonewton
Back in the 17th century the Dutch physicist Christiaan Huygens made the observation that the oscillation of two pendulums synchronize once they get under mutual influence. This holds for even very loose coupling, for instance, when both ......
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Sartorius and TEWS Elektronik sign an exclusive sales and marketing agreement
(06 Aug 2010)
Sartorius has signed an agreement on exclusive sales as well as on marketing and servicing of microwave resonance analyzers for the food and pharma industries with the measuring equipment supplier TEWS Elektronik. "For Sartorius, this agreement ......
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