The project aims to improve the measurement of contact temperature in lubricated rolling contacts using a new thermoelectric method. Current thin-film sensors are based on thermoresistive methods, whi

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Pharma & Biotech The pharmaceutical industry is characterized by dynamic developments and considerable progress in bio-medical research. The industry is characterized by ever-increasing competition wi

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Neuronal plasticity within the basolateral amygdala (BLA) is fundamental for fear learning. Metaplasticity, the regulation of plasticity states, has emerged as a key mechanism mediating the subsequent

Young researchers in Reutlingen: A group of students from Albstadt-Sigmaringen University spent the last three days at the NMI and gained an insight into the work of the researchers. Young researchers

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History Foundation and development of the NMI The state needs more application orientation The impetus for founding the NMI came in 1983 from Dr. Günter Hoff, head of research in the "New Technologies