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Νοέμβριος 2013

An HIV vaccine preventing healthy cells’ infection

Νοε 28, 2013 13:55

AIDS research has attempted many strategies to tackle the HIV virus infection. Now, a new type of vaccine developed within an EU-funded project, called EuroNeut-41, is based on one of the envelope proteins of the HIV virus, called the gp41 protein. What makes it interesting it that it is directly responsible for the fusion of the HIV virus into human cells. By integrating the gp41 protein into the vaccine, researchers try to trigger the production of antibodies that would block the entrance of HIV into human cells.

Researchers suggest an enhanced method for the study of biological membranes

Νοε 28, 2013 13:53

The cell membrane of most living beings is constituted of a lipid bilayer that separates the cell from its surroundings. Membranes also transport a myriad of components, such as drugs in the blood, detersive when we wash the dishes, and signal transduction in biosensors. Researchers can create lipid bilayers in vitro to investigate the physical and chemical processes that occur in biological membranes. There are several types of these model lipid bilayers, such as tethered Bilayer Lipid Membranes (tBLMs).

Advancing MRI scans for foetal development

Νοε 28, 2013 13:51

Mapping the development of babies while they are still in the womb is the premise of a European project which aims to design techniques designed to pinpoint problems earlier, and develop appropriate therapies.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

New imaging technology could radically improve breast biopsies

Νοε 28, 2013 13:50

An innovative breast biopsy system guided by 3D real-time PEM (Positron Emission Mammography) imaging is being developed through an EU-funded project. The MAMMOCARE project, which kicked off in October 2013, promises to offer real-time needle guidance for higher accuracy and efficiency in tumour sampling.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

Testing influenza vaccination at the single-cell level

Νοε 28, 2013 13:49

Understanding vaccine immunogenicity and mode of action at the single-cell level has important clinical implications for inducing immune protection. Based on this, European immunologists investigated the impact of different flu vaccination regimens on the activation status of immune cells.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

An ancient material sparks innovative ideas across Europe

Νοε 28, 2013 13:48

Finding new uses for wood has brought together 12 European countries keen to boost the innovative transformation of the European forest-based sector - which currently generates an annual turnover of more than EUR 400 billion.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

EU robotics initiative to lure students into tech-driven careers

Νοε 28, 2013 13:47

EU robotics week kicked off yesterday with an aim to draw attention to the various robotics research activities taking shape across Europe. During the course of the coming week the growing importance and influence of robotics systems in a variety of industrial sectors will take centre stage in a series of EU-wide events.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

A new collaboration era for the building sector

Νοε 28, 2013 13:46

The building sector has traditionally been fragmented. Many different actors are involved at different stages, from the design to the performance monitoring stage. They typically work separately at different times of the development of the building and rarely collaborate. The trouble is that it is not standard practice to perform overall simulations of the project before it starts.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

Study on Europe’s Digital Powerhouses: Software Clusters Compared

Νοε 28, 2013 13:44

European software clusters are individuals: They have clearly distinguishable profiles regarding growth, R&D activities, specialization, and economic success. This is a result of the “EU Software Cluster Benchmark 2013” (www.softwareclusterbenchmark.eu) published today.

Further information: cordis.europa.eu

Computer engineers from the University of Oviedo incorporate voice recognition to access virtual campuses

Νοε 28, 2013 13:43

Researchers from the University of Oviedo have developed a system that incorporates a new access channel to the traditional e-learning platforms: your voice. Accessing a virtual campus via a mobile phone without needing to use a keyboard or improving accessibility for visually-impaired people to this type of platforms are some of the direct applications of the system designed by the PULSO research team (Pervasive and Ubiquitous Learning and Semantics Oviedo), led by Juan Ramón Pérez Pérez y Puerto Paule Ruiz, professors from the Department of Computer Science.

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