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When predictions of theoretical chemists become reality
Making 2D Topological Polymers a reality
26-May-2020
Thomas Heine, Professor of Theoretical Chemistry at TU Dresden, together with his team, first predicted a topological 2D polymer in 2019. Only one year later, an international team led by Italian researchers was able to synthesize these materials and experimentally prove their topological ...
Scientists succeeds in producing dodecacene for the first time
World record in research on π-electron structures
19-Feb-2020
A team of international scientists led by of Francesca Moresco (Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden – cfaed at TU Dresden) and Diego Peña Gil (Center for Research in Biological Chemistry and Molecular Materials – CiQUS at University of Santiago de Compostela) has achieved a breakthrough in ...
Fungus produces active agent in a medicinal herb
Researchers discover that a fungus in Tatarinow’s aster produces bioactive agents
09-Dec-2019
Tatarinow's aster is used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat a number of ailments; the plant contains an active ingredient known as astin – and it is this agent which cancer researchers are now investigating. However, the plant does not produce the astins itself, as was assumed for a long ...
Bottom-up Synthesis of Crystalline 2D Polymers
A Dream Finally Comes True
27-Sep-2019
Scientists at the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed) at TU Dresden have succeeded in synthesizing sheet-like 2D polymers by a bottom-up process for the first time. A novel synthetic reaction route was developed for this purpose. The 2D polymers consist of only a few single atomic ...
Trapped light particles: Physicists use nanostructures to free photons for highly efficient white OLEDs
15-Jul-2019
Thanks to intensive research in the past three decades, organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) have been steadily conquering the electronics market - from OLED mobile phone displays to roll-out television screens, the list of applications is long. Current OLED research focuses in particular on ...
Liquid crystal liver
First and new realistic 3D model of the liver lobule since the year 1949
05-Jul-2019
The currently used simplified model of mammalian liver tissue can only show in a limited way how liver tissue is structured and formed. Almost 70 years later, researchers at the Max Planck Institutes of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics as well as for the Physics of Complex Systems together ...
Killing the Unkillable Cancer Cells
06-Jun-2019
We all know someone affected by the battle against cancer. And we know that treatments can be quite efficient at shrinking the tumor but too often, they can’t kill all the cells, and so it may come back. With some aggressive types of cancer, the problem is so great that there is very little that ...
Stagediving with biomolecules improves optical microscopy
03-May-2018
Physicists from Dresden and Würzburg have developed a novel method for optical microscopy. Using biological motors and single quantum dots, they acquire ultra-high-resolution images. The resolution of conventional optical microscopy is limited by the fundamental physical principle of diffraction ...
Researchers obtain decacene, the largest acene synthesised ever
15-Aug-2017
Acenes are molecules formed by the linear fusion of special carbon-based hexagons, widely known as ‘benzene rings’. In spite of its structural simplicity, these molecules have attracted huge attention due to their unique electronic properties; pentacene, for example, a member of this family with ...
Cows don´t cook
Food scientists develop new approach to define species-appropriate feeding of dairy cattle
21-Mar-2017
“Organic” food might not always mean what you think it means. A team of TU Dresden food scientists headed by Prof. Dr. Thomas Henle were now successful in developing a new method to distinguish organic from conventionally produced milk. Conventionally fed cows usually get concentrated feed that ...
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