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Breakthrough Mechanism Unveiled: Potential Boost for Cancer Immunotherapies
In cancer, tumors often impair the body's immune response. For example, they can prevent immune cells from perceiving cancer cells as a threat or render them inactive. Immunotherapies aim to overcome these mechanisms and stimulate the…
Pumpkins and Roses: Surprising Genetic Relationship Uncovered
The TUM researchers were an essential part of the "Plants and Fungal Trees of Life" (PAFTOL) project. In almost 5 years of work, the DNA of the cell nucleus was extracted from plant material in museums around the world, and the…
Baby Food Formula Impacts Intestinal Flora, Study Finds
Breast milk is considered the gold standard for healthy infant nutrition, and a variety of ingredients ensure the normal development of intestinal flora. Prof. Dirk Haller emphasizes: "Infant formula in combination with breast milk…
TUM AI Racers Triumph on Formula 1 Track with Victory
In the final, with the four fastest vehicles in qualifying, the system developed by three professors, ten doctoral students, and five Master's students at the TUM Chair of Automotive Engineering was able to prevail against strong…
TUM Professor Utilizes ChatGPT for Choreographing Flying Robots
The web interface is easy to use: Doctoral student Martin Schuck selects a music track and enters a text requesting a suggested choreography. Additional instructions can be given to the drone swarm via another prompt in the ChatGPT…
WFP & EMBASSY OF NORWAY IN INDIA KICK OFF SYMPOSIA ON WOMEN FARMERS
NEW DELHI – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in India and the Embassy of Norway in India today kicked off symposia on women’s challenges and contribution to India’s agrarian economy, especially from a climate…
Newly Elected President of University of New Haven Visiting India to Advance Collaboration…
The University of New Haven’s new president Jens Frederiksen, Ph.D., is visiting Mumbai, India, to interact with academic and industry leaders to talk about his global vision for the University to become a global powerhouse for preparing…
Newcastle University announces scholarship schemes to extend support to international students
Newcastle University is pleased to extend its prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence and Vice-Chancellor’s Global Scholarship schemes to international students. The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships will provide successful international…
The presence of startups from the United Kingdom, Germany, the US and the Region of Latin America…
South Summit's Startup Competition reaffirms its globality, with significant increases in startups from across Europe, mainly from the United Kingdom and Germany, contributing a total of 17 projects, while the U.S. and Latin America…
Lightning Poses Threat to Residential Electrical Networks, Even from Afar
On June 1, 2011, lightning struck Runyanya Primary School , 225 kilometers from Kampala, the capital of the Central African country of Uganda. Devastating, the electrical discharge killed 18 children and a teacher immediately. One child…