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The Ore Mountains are home to old uranium mines with contaminated groundwater. Researchers in Dresden have now discovered that bacteria can transform the toxic heavy metal into a previously unknown, stable form. This could be a potential solution for remediating contaminated soil and water.

Light-activated wound dressing fights antibiotic-resistant bacteria

When wounds keep getting infected and antibiotics no longer work, the situation becomes dangerous. Researchers in Leipzig are now turning to an unusual combination: silver particles, dyes, and light. The results point to new possibilities for wound care in the future. | more

How gut bacteria influence food cravings and appetite

Billions of gut bacteria influence what we crave and how our brains make decisions. Researcher Veronica Witte at Leipzig University Medical Center is unraveling the mysterious connection between the gut and the brain. | more

Straße, Schotter, Alltag: Gravelbikes und Crossbikes mit über 50 % Rabatt

Schnell auf Asphalt, sicher auf Schotter und bequem genug für längere Touren: Gravelbikes und Crossbikes gehören zu den vielseitigsten Fahrrädern überhaupt. Zum Saisonende reduziert Die Fahrrad-Kette zahlreiche Modelle und gewährt teilweise mehr als 50 % Rabatt. | more

Recognizing autism early: The search for the first clues

Children born prematurely are diagnosed with autism far more often than those born at term. Yet this group has received relatively little attention in research so far. The EU-funded project MICRO-NEST aims to change that. With the involvement of TU Dresden, researchers are searching for biological clues that could point to autism long before a diagnosis is made. | more

Metal extraction: Tiny bacteria become miners

Extracting copper from waste - with the help of bacteria and electron beams. What sounds like a crazy idea is reality. The Fraunhofer FEP in Dresden is running a new plant that combines the two. The yield increases, the waste shrinks. A look at a technology that could change the supply of raw materials. | more

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