Bone marrow cells work to treat heart failure
According to German scientists, patients with chronic heart failure who receive their own spinal stem cells will have a healthier heart and can live longer.
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According to German scientists, patients with chronic heart failure who receive their own spinal stem cells will have a healthier heart and can live longer.
Two twins born to Nigerian belly were successfully separated by Dietrich von Schweinitz hospital - Germany.
On August 1, the smoking ban in public agencies began to take effect in three of the 16 states in Germany. This ban will gradually expand to the whole of Germany. Those…
Yesterday (December 15), a 14-year-old German boy will receive a new heart valve made from a cow's vein at the Heart Research Center in Muenchen. The process of heart va…
On December 13, the German Cabinet approved a decision to ban smoking at work and on public transport throughout Germany.
The bird flu has recurred in Bavaria, southern Germany, when experts confirmed that dead ducks on a farm in the state were due to H5N1 infection.
The Center for Artificial Intelligence Research (DFKI), based in Bremen, Germany, has launched a robot-shaped design of a gibbon for the purpose of exploration and explo…
There was a system to analyze the tired face of the driver and some movement from the steering wheel, to help warn the driver.
Unique new inventions from the city of Hamburg (Germany) will make those who urinate in public places will have to
Scientists from the Fraunhofer Research Institute of Germany have introduced a new method that allows wire-free transfer of electricity in short distances. The work of t…
Germany's Bavarian Academy of Sciences has signed a contract with IBM to produce a SuperMUC supercomputer that can perform 3 petaflops.
Experts from Fraunhofer Research Institute (Germany) have successfully developed a completely new explosion-proof lithium-ion battery.
Instead of buying a ticket, passengers can press the key on the mobile phone, which is located near the
On October 25th, Deutsche Bahn (DB) of Germany started to run the prototype unmanned buses in the country.
German scientists hope the high-intensity light source from the giant artificial sun could help them produce CO2-free fuel for use in aircraft and automobiles.