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Components that store information magnetically rather than electronically could revolutionise computer technology and meet the demand for higher and higher storage capacities. FAU researchers have developed an innovative new material that could be used in such components.

During an expedition on a research vessel south of Japan, a team of researchers carried out drilling at a depth of over 6000 metres in an attempt to better understand the fundamental processes of plate tectonics.

Maintenance work will be carried out on the central servers in the evening on 10 September. This may limit the availability of FAU websites. Some websites may be entirely unavailable.

We will see an expansion of marine biodiversity ­– but only in some regions. Some ecosystems will lose their biodiversity. Due to rising sea temperatures, some species will spread to other regions and unique ecosystems will become less diverse.

New, comprehensive theoretical model considers the relationship between pressures, demands and resources in the teaching profession.

FAU sports scientist Prof. Matthias Lochmann uses the FUNiño competition and training system to reform junior football. The system was specially designed on the basis of children's developmental characteristics.

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FAU researchers identify inactive genes that could help treat cancer.

FAU researchers create the world's first white LEDs based on fluorescent proteins.