In the Media - February 2025
Featuring this month's best news stories from the perspective of journalists and media around the globe.
IEEE Spectrum
28 FEB 2025

Sometimes, when competitors collaborate, everybody wins
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Ultrasound-activated microbubbles form high-speed jets for drug delivery
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New gene switch may lead to precise treatments for metabolic diseases
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The science of sourdough – how citizens are helping shape the future of fermented foods
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Funky office space in a 100-year-old air hangar
...Renovation is underway at an historic airfield in the Swiss capital, Zurich, that will bring a cavernous, 100-year-old hangar back to life again for modern purposes...When complete at the end of this year, inside will be offices for up to 200 ETH Zurich researchers working in robotics, mobility, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing.
How climate extremes fuel droughts and heavy rains
external page Millions of people are already experiencing the impacts of climate change in everyday life. A few tenths of a degree warmer and the life we know becomes increasingly at risk due to climate extremes such as heat waves, droughts, and heavy rainfall typically associated with flooding. (Zukunfstblog from Sonia Seneviratne)
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Origami-inspired floor design cuts concrete and steel use by half
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IEEE Spectrum
7 FEB 2025

IEEE Spectrum
7 FEB 2025

In Greenland, the Ice Doesn’t Just Flow, It Quivers and Quakes

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Adipose tissue atlas identifies metabolically healthy vs unhealthy obesity
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Enhanced Algorithm for Global Internet Grid: A Breakthrough in Earthquake Detection
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