Intensive research is being conducted worldwide on a material that promises a revolution in data processing. For the first time ever, physicists have now produced this from a very simple substance – to the sheer amazement of the scientific world.
moreHarmful bacteria can colonize artificial joints or other implants in the body. Researchers from Würzburg and the Netherlands have developed a method for detecting such infections early.
moreIn any matter concerning the element boron, the leading experts are likely to be in the team of Professor Holger Braunschweig. His team has now succeeded in initiating a reaction with the help of boron, which could previously only be started with metals. This came as a surprise to the chemists.
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