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Technologist was a magazine launched in 2014 by the EuroTech Universities Alliance and LargeNetwork press agency.
The magazine addressed the major challenges of European science, innovation and technology, focusing on their impact on society and the economy.
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Examining the highly organized lives of long-distance commuters
A Swiss scientist took a look at the strategies commuting parents use for managing their time wisely and dealing with unexpected challenges.
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Melanin as a new diagnosis and treatment tool for tumors
German scientists created melanin-loaded cell membrane derived nanoparticles, which improved tumor imaging in an animal model while also slowing the growth of the tumor.
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Smarter drug release thanks to control over encapsulation
Dutch researchers have discovered the parameters that govern the encapsulation of drugs.
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Copenhagen’s biowaste may become steaks
A new project will develop technology for extracting protein from organic waste, which can be used as a protein supplement for humans or in animal feed.
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How alpine streams work
A Swiss study shows that until now, scientists have been substantially underestimating how quickly gases are exchanged between mountain streams and the atmosphere.
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Hearing like a dinosaur
Alligators use neural maps to localize the source of a sound the same way birds do. A new study suggests that dinosaurs also used this strategy.
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How digitalization drives new water technologies
Research, innovation, education and entrepreneurship contributes to the development of new technologies in the water sector according to a new report.
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New method makes the experience of sleeplessness more visible
A Dutch study shows that it is the period after falling asleep that determines whether or not people experience sleep.
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Robots enable bees and fish to talk to each other
Swiss researchers were able to get two extremely different animal species located far apart to interact with each other and reach a shared decision with the help of robots.
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Organic farming has lower yield stability
A team of researchers has investigated how organic and conventional agriculture differ in terms of yield stability over several years.
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Sustainable beer made from surplus sushi rice
Research from Denmark allows excess rice intended for use in sushi to be converted into beer.
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New quantum sensor to improve cancer treatment
A new technology promises significant advancements in long-range 3D imaging and monitoring the success of cancer treatments.
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A self-healing composite
Swiss researchers have developed a material that can easily heal after being damaged.
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How power-to-gas technology can be green and profitable
Flexible production facilities could make hydrogen production based on wind power a key component in the transition of the energy system.
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Cars to report on road condition
Leveraging modern car technology to continuously collect road data may help produce real-time digital images of road maintenance needs.
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TIPS: Europe finally gets its own payment system
The European Central Bank is offering a payment system to compete with digital services and credit card companies. European start-ups could benefit from it.
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Data as material for product design
Data often find their way in the evaluation of new products, once the design process has been concluded.
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Cities: at the forefront of climate action
For centuries, cities have been laboratories for new progressive ideas. Facing climate change, they can act like pioneers for a sustainable lifestyle.
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Solar panels deliver record-breaking efficiency
The solar panels developed by Swiss startup Insolight boast an impressive 29% yield – a record for the retail market.
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Recovering water out of thin air
Fog catchers have been providing water to people in dry, mountainous regions for decades. Due to climate change, more regions get drier, pushing the need for this technology.