Habitat-use flexibility may promote the spread of Asian weatherloaches in Europe
A laboratory choice experiment shows native European weatherfish are mud specialists while invasive Asian weatherloaches use substrates flexibly, a trait ...
Tag: Germany
Europe’s Weatherfish Thrives in Drainage Ditches, Study Finds
A 35-year analysis of German fish records reveals that the protected European weatherfish now lives mainly in artificial drainage ditches, ...
A Decade of Endemic Human Coronaviruses: Epidemiological Patterns and Clinical Significance in an Adult Cohort at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Germany
A new study from Leipzig University Medical Center reveals distinct seasonal patterns and clinical severity profiles among four endemic human ...
How Germany’s Biggest Supermarkets Score on Sustainability—and Where They Fall Short
A new framework assessing Germany's eight largest food retailers finds strong sustainability strategies and communication but weak implementation across supply ...
Why France Kept Nuclear Power While Germany Walked Away
A new comparative study attributes France's enduring reliance on nuclear power and Germany's completed phase-out to differences in political institutions, ...
Giant Jurassic Ichthyosaur Unearthed in Germany Reveals a Life of Pain, Stone-Swallowing and Anatomical Secrets
A remarkably three-dimensionally preserved partial skeleton from Bavaria's late Toarcian clays offers unprecedented anatomical detail, evidence of painful pathology, and ...
PE Grades May Reveal More Than Performance: They Track Teenagers’ Hedonic Motivation to Move
A study of 547 German adolescents finds that physical education grades are strongly linked to students' hedonic motivation toward exercise, ...
Half male, half female: rare dual-sex bees found in Germany
Researchers in Germany have documented the first gynandromorphic Andrena florivaga and a new mosaic-bilateral case in Nomada lathburiana, revealing rare ...
German Physiotherapists Gain First Evidence-Based Guideline for Osteoporosis Care
Researchers have translated and culturally adapted an American clinical practice guideline to give German-speaking physiotherapists their first dedicated evidence-based framework ...
What Keeps Nurses Happy at Work? A Three-Country Study Points to Workload and Leadership
A three-country survey of 521 nurses in Germany, Iran, and Canada finds that workload, leadership, and work–life balance consistently shape ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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