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Tiny components, big problem: toxic PFAS chemicals have been used in the production of chips up to now. Chemnitz researchers want to change that. © AI-generated with ChatGPT

The chip of the future is free of toxins

Perpetual chemicals, PFAS for short, can be found in raincoats, pans and every chip. Researchers at Fraunhofer ENAS in Chemnitz are working with European partners to ban these toxic substances from chip production. Their new process could make the semiconductor industry cleaner, more energy-efficient and healthier.

Counterfeit medicines: Saxony state directorate and customs stop 44 deliveries. (Symbolic image) / Photo: Robert Michael/dpa

Saxony stops 44 deliveries of counterfeit food

Potency medication in honey and drinking chocolate: In Saxony, 44 deliveries of foodstuffs illegally laced with active pharmaceutical ingredients were stopped. What are the risks for consumers?

Kevin Yebo and the Niners Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team held on to the upper hand by a wafer-thin margin in their home game against Heidelberg. (Archive picture) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz win after two overtimes

The Chemnitz basketball team is moving closer to the play-off places in the Bundesliga. They will need a lot of staying power to win against Heidelberg, who are bottom of the table.

The human brain automates routines and thus saves energy. Researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology now want to transfer this principle to artificial intelligence. © pixabay/Kohji Asakawa

How our brain makes artificial intelligence smarter

Researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology and the University of Magdeburg are working on a new approach to artificial intelligence. Their model: the human brain and its ability to develop habits. AI systems should learn to automate routine tasks - and consume significantly less energy in the process.

Together at work: in future, robots will be able to recognize where people are looking and adapt their behaviour accordingly. ® pixabay/wal_172619

When robots understand where we are looking

In factories, humans and robots often work side by side. But the machines do not know where their human colleague is looking. A new research group at Chemnitz University of Technology wants to change this. In future, robots will use eye-tracking technology to recognize where humans are focusing their attention. This could make collaboration safer and more efficient.

Kevin Yebo and the Bundesliga basketball team Niners Chemnitz celebrated a surprising home win against Bourg-en-Bresse in the Eurocup. / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz dupe the leaders

Two days after the home debacle against Munich, the Chemnitz basketball team looks transformed. In the Eurocup, they beat the league leaders from France.

Kevin Yebo and the Niners Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team came up empty against FC Bayern Munich. / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz remain without a chance

The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team's hopes of springing a surprise against top FC Bayern Munich quickly faded. In the end, they suffered their heaviest defeat of the season.

Kevin Yebo and the Niners Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team suffered a bitter defeat at Frankfurt Skyliners. (Archive picture) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz lose at the last second

The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team falls behind after a strong start in Frankfurt, but fights back impressively. In the end, a spectacular shot decides the game.

Kevin Yebo and the Bundesliga basketball team Niners Chemnitz celebrated an important victory in the Eurocup in London / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz extend their winning streak

The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team celebrates an important victory in the Eurocup against the London Lions. A strong defensive performance after the break is the deciding factor.

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Sick to work? The body suffers for weeks

Quickly into the office even though you have a cold? A new study by Chemnitz University of Technology shows: Those who work sick pay a high price. The exhaustion lasts for weeks and the body needs much longer to recover than expected. Researchers warn of a dangerous spiral.

How well do you know fairy tales? Now you can test it. © pixabay Ghinzo

How well do you really know the Grimm fairy tales?

Mirror, mirror in the hand - or was it different? A linguist at Chemnitz University of Technology is investigating how well we still know the famous sayings from Grimm's fairy tales. Anyone can take part in a ten-minute survey. The results will be presented to the public.

Kevin Yebo and the Niners Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team beat the Gladiators Trier at home / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz win at the end of the year

The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team confirms its good form in the home game against Trier. Despite a weak spell in the second half, they won in commanding fashion in the end.

Kevin Yebo and the Niners Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team celebrated their fifth win of the season at home against Rostock. (Archive picture) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz stop losing streak

The Chemnitz basketball team manages to break free at home against Rostock. With a lot of energy and a strong three-point percentage, they turn a deficit into victory.

Kevin Yebo and the Bundesliga basketball team Niners Chemnitz celebrated a narrow victory in Panevezys in the Eurocup. (Archive picture) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz celebrate away win in Eurocup

The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team fights its way out of the crisis in the Eurocup. In Panevezys, they had a clear lead for a long time, but their victory was jeopardized in the final phase.

Could not prevent the Chemnitz defeat: Kevin Yebo. (Archive picture) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Niners Chemnitz lose after overtime

The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team cannot overcome its weakness on the road. In Bonn, they squandered a seven-point lead in the closing stages.