Research team led by Goethe University shows that due to quantum physical effects even “flat” molecules are always three-dimensional Formic acid is considered a molecule in which all atoms lie
A new study reveals the actual impact of Google’s Manifest Version 3 update on the effectiveness of ad blockers. Google’s recently released Chrome Manifest Version 3 (MV3) update sparked widespread
The number of people in Germany with significant hearing loss is estimated at between five and eleven million. Tests of hearing ability are therefore particularly important, but they are labor-intensive.
Provenance research at Goethe University anticipates further extensive restitutions The Johann Christian Senckenberg University Library (UB) at Goethe University Frankfurt has been systematically reviewing its collections since 2020 to identify
How can particle collisions at the highest energies or cosmic radiation in the Earth’s atmosphere be simulated? This question is addressed in a comprehensive review article that was recently published
Frankfurt researchers discover an unusual metabolic pathway in the gut bacterium Blautia luti Researchers at Goethe University Frankfurt have discovered a surprising role for formic acid in the human gut:
When ultrathin crystal layers are stacked on top of each other with a slight twist, so-called moiré materials with entirely new quantum properties emerge. An international research team involving Goethe
German Research Foundation admits “Advanced Clinician Scientist” Dr. Sebastian Scheich to early-career program Dr. Sebastian Scheich of University Hospital Frankfurt will receive around €2 million over the next six years
Biologist and biochemist Stefanie Dimmeler, Professor at Goethe University Frankfurt and spokesperson for the Cluster of Excellence Cardio-Pulmonary Institute (CPI), has been awarded the Science Prize of the Hector Foundation,
Holder of the Rolf Sammet Endowed Visiting Professorship 2025 at Goethe University gives public lecture for interested citizens When cells activate which genes is the central research topic of Patrick
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