A new study suggests that faint, ancient ripples in spacetime may hold the key to…
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Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) is a prominent public research university located in Mainz, Germany. Named after Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the movable-type printing press, the university was founded in 1477, making it one of the oldest universities in Germany. JGU is known for its comprehensive range of subjects, encompassing more than 100 disciplines organized across ten faculties, including medicine, humanities, law, economics, social sciences, natural sciences, and theology. It has a strong emphasis on research, with notable contributions in fields like particle physics, materials science, translational medicine, and media studies. The university is home to several collaborative research centers and clusters, including the Gutenberg Research College, which aims to promote innovative, interdisciplinary research. JGU also participates in international collaborations and exchange programs, enhancing its global perspective and offering a dynamic academic environment to its diverse student body.
A new manganese(I) complex sets a record for the longest excited-state lifetime, opening the door…
Researchers at Mainz University identified volcanic tremors caused by the movement of magma. What really…
Two German physicists have unveiled a compact magnet layout that outperforms the famed Halbach array,…
For the first time, the extremely neutron-rich hydrogen isotope ⁶H has been produced and measured…
Skyrmions could revolutionize computing, but simulating them in real-time has been a challenge—until now. Researchers…
Electrons have a hidden feature — spin — that could revolutionize technology. Magnets can control…
A new technique employing monochromatic light improves the study of internal structures in materials affected…
International research reconstructs sea surface temperatures in the Fijian archipelago using data from the analysis…
In the embryonic development of vertebrates, 5-formylcytosine activates genes. Professor Christof Niehrs and his team…
Brownian reservoir computing allows to detect human hand gestures on the basis of diffusion and…
Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University have decoded the history of the Roman mill complex of…
Researchers at Mainz University have discovered a natural compound that could potentially serve as a…
Researchers at Mainz University and the University of California, Berkeley, have made significant advancements in…
Dorothee Dormann and Edward Lemke introduce a new approach to assess personal risk for age-related…
The third branch of magnetism has been experimentally demonstrated in manganese telluride, opening up opportunities…
For the first time, teams from Germany and Japan have successfully identified collective topological spin…
Following a period of inactivity, the subduction zone beneath the Strait of Gibraltar will continue…