Bruker Daltonics Announces Selection for Phase II of the ARFCAM R&D Project by the Department of Homeland Security

Bumblebee bacteria boost vitamin B2 in soya drinks

New screening method targets vitamin gaps in plant-based drinks

Roaming mechanism revealed in bromoform

Experiment provides evidence for long-debated roaming mechanism in photochemical reactions

Surprising insights into the chemistry of hydroxyl radicals at BESSY II

A clever trick provides surprising insights into the reaction pathway

Protein inhibition can weaken leukemia cells

Researchers were able to trigger targeted defense reactions and cell death in cancer cells

First steps towards cell therapy for brain disorders

A shortage of synapses in schizophrenia?

Newly identified chronic pain circuit offers pathways to new treatments

Key protein of hearing discovered

Marburg research team identifies molecular connecting element of the outer hair cells in the inner ear

DNA steps out of the "blueprint" role to become an active "field agent"

The tumor microbiota: A new frontier in cancer biology

Genetically modified marmosets as a model for human deafness

A new primate model provides significant opportunities for future gene therapies

Robotics meets genetics: Joining forces to explore Fusarium

Robotics meets genetics: Joining forces to explore Fusarium

Building desktop particle accelerators to unlock new realms of research

Development of a rapid test for diagnosing hard-to-treat VRE Bacteria

Lipid Identification: Chemical Fingerprint Instead of Dye

Greifswald method supports diagnosis of hereditary platelet disorders

Recognizing rare diseases with a drop of blood

The brain's immune system works more simply than expected

Freiburg researchers find common patterns of immune defense in human brain tissue and in a mouse model

New paths for quantum technologies: Optical control of nuclear spins in molecules

Molecular systems can be chemically tailored and could thus enable atomically precise qubits

Searching tissue with words

From pathology image to biological discovery: A journey with LazySlide

What happens when the immune system ages—and can this process possibly be stopped?

Aging in fast motion: Short-lived fish offer new insights into the aging immune system

Change of management at abberior instruments

Meiko Fiedler takes over as CEO

DNA steps out of the "blueprint" role to become an active "field agent"

Growth in visitor numbers, full halls, clear future topics: analytica 2026 sets standards

AI and automation as innovation drivers for the industry

What paralyzes Europe's laboratories and which levers have an impact

Growing willingness to innovate meets structural blockades, financing problems and stress

Automation and robotics drive growth in the laboratory

Skills shortage and efficiency pressure accelerate automation

Development of a rapid test for diagnosing hard-to-treat VRE Bacteria

New method identifies hazardous substances in cosmetics and food

For the first time, mutagens with no known chemical structure can be detected

analytica 2026: five exhibition halls full of innovations

More than 1,100 exhibitors will be presenting their innovations

Merck Acquires JSR Chromatography Business

Broadens downstream purification portfolio with next-generation Protein A chromatography for scalable manufacturing

CO2 to E-Methanol, Aviation Fuels and Speciality Chemicals

Six Nominees Announced for the “Best CO2 Utilisation 2026” Innovation Award

Start-up AveThera acquires Fraunhofer site for biologics production

The young biotech company takes over pharmaceutical biotechnology unit including employees

Amazonian cocoa could become a superfood

Brazilian researchers discovered glycine betaine and proline in unroasted beans as natural cell protectors

Plastic bottles turned into Parkinson’s medication

Edinburgh researchers develop an alternative to fossil-based raw materials in pharmaceutical manufacturing

More meat, lower risk of dementia: study reveals gene-dependent effect

Among carriers of the APOE4 variant, high meat consumption was associated with a significantly slower rate of cognitive decline

German food tech company secures €8 million to combat food waste

Foodforecast aims to scale AI technology for ultra-fresh food

BAM, HZB and HU are conducting joint research on sodium batteries

Berlin Battery Lab develops batteries that conserve raw materials and is also open to partnerships with start-ups

BioNTech co-founders establish new biotech company

Management transition by end of 2026

German biotech company chooses Saxony-Anhalt for protein production facility

MicroHarvest relies on regional molasses as a raw material and short supply chains in uncertain times

Biodegradable barrier coating developed for paper packaging

Already approved drug is effective against aggressive brain tumors

Heidelberg researchers tested 107 cancer drugs on mini-tumors

Why does oat milk sometimes foam perfectly and sometimes not at all?

New project makes the functionality of plant proteins measurable - for more reliable production of vegan products

Chemistry On Four Paws: How Dogs Change Our Indoor Environment

Surprising effect: Petting releases many pollutants, as skin oils react with ozone to produce ultrafine particles

Roche launches AI initiative to tackle lengthy development times

New NVIDIA computing infrastructure in the US and Europe connects laboratories with AI models using the ‘Lab-in-the-Loop’ approach

How climate-friendly is insect protein really?

New study provides insights into the carbon footprint of the black soldier fly

Failed experiment by Cambridge scientists leads to surprise drug development breakthrough

A new light-powered chemical reaction could make drug manufacturing more sustainable

Rentschler Biopharma completes the largest expansion in the company’s history in the US

U.S. site in Milford established as cornerstone of the company’s strategy

Paulaner develops a beer specifically for the Chinese market for the first time

Paulaner drives international growth through a strategic partnership with Tsingtao in China

Hormuz blockade puts global supply chains under pressure

Germany mainly affected indirectly

A copper complex kills cancer cells 100 times more effectively than conventional chemotherapy drugs

Copper overload kills cancer cells

How can startups revolutionize home cooking?

Nomad Foods seeks startups for new frozen food innovations

Tailor-made New Battery Materials

Innovative Battery Materials for Safe and Sustainable Energy Storage

Vitamin B2 deficiency makes cancer cells more susceptible to programmed cell death

A nutrient found in milk, eggs and meat protects tumour cells, but inhibiting it opens up new treatment options

Cherry compounds may slow aggressive breast cancer

Natural compounds in dark sweet cherries could reduce tumor growth, metastasis and therapy resistance in triple-negative breast cancer

Energy storage breakthrough solves the fast-charging problem

Custom electrodes made from organic material prevent chemical breakdown at high voltages

Biotech start-up secures €23 million total for cancer and infectious disease platform

Kupando's dual TLR 4/7 agonist approach targets both tumor treatment and antimicrobial-resistant infections

Research team achieves breakthrough in breeding winter-hardy faba beans

One gene makes the difference

DOMO chemical plant in Leuna saved

"This was a last-minute rescue in a procedure that was unusual in every respect"

Sugar alters the brain and makes it harder to quit than you might think

It alters neural connections in the brain and literally hardwires a craving for sweet things

Good Friday fish in the sustainability check