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Blood-based biomarkers are widely used to diagnose and monitor diseases through simple blood tests. However, in some cases they can be partially “hidden” and harder to detect accurately. Researchers investigated, with molecular accuracy, how…

A recent study shows that small molecular modifications can make barocaloric materials respond more reliably under pressure, supporting the development of solid-state cooling technologies without climate-damaging refrigerant gases.

ILL welcomed a delegation of the Atomic Energy Agency and the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Discussions focused on international cooperation in neutron science and on building a long-term scientific partnership.

A successful partnership between the company HTS-110 and the ILL is set to continue with the design and manufacture a 14 tesla high-field magnet for the ESS.

Neutrons take a glimpse inside the molecular structure of plant-based foods

A newly published study looks into the molecular motions of therapeutic antibodies and their ability to interact with their target molecules. The results provide crucial information for optimising design and formulations in future developments.

The PaNOSC consortium (Photon and Neutron Open Science Cloud) has just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Federation. By linking hundreds of data repositories and tools, the EOSC Federation aims to…

PRISMAP, the European medical radionuclides programme, will end on 31 December 2025. The consortium has just published a press release providing an overview of the user projects funded by the programme.

A new study based on neutrons provides valuable insights into the thermal vulnerability of different bacterial families. It shows that organisms adapted to very low temperatures are also surprisingly fragile: even a slight rise in temperature can be…