Arab migrant physicians in Germany face lengthy licensure and workplace barriers
A qualitative study of 20 Arab migrant physicians in Germany finds that professional integration is shaped by institutional structures, administrative ...
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Shutting Down Servers When Power Is Dirty Could Cut Computing Emissions, Simulation Finds
A simulation of German electricity data suggests dynamically idling research computing clusters can cut carbon emissions by up to 8 ...
Heatwaves Could Push European Power Grids Toward Their Thermal Limits
A new temperature-dependent power-flow framework projects that heatwaves in 2026–2030 would create capacity bottlenecks and load shedding on the Spanish ...
Three Decades of German Nitrate Rules Have Failed to Clean Up Groundwater
A critical review finds that after more than 30 years of the German Fertiliser Application Ordinance, the share of groundwater ...
Digital grids need social science as much as engineering, researchers argue
Researchers argue that digitalizing and decentralizing electricity grids is a socio-technical transition requiring interdisciplinary study of technology, labor and grid ...
Soft-skills training in Germany leaves workers’ pay and careers unchanged, study finds
A study of 5,439 German full-time workers found no significant changes in wages, supervisory responsibilities, leadership status, or job satisfaction ...
Digital medication alerts in German primary care show no clear cost savings, trial finds
A health economic evaluation alongside a German stepped-wedge cluster-randomized trial found that a medication-related clinical decision support system produced no ...
Organic vineyards cost less per hectare but more per kilogram of grapes
An eighteen-year German field trial shows integrated viticulture has the lowest costs per kilogram of grapes, while organic cultivation is ...
German farmers weigh solar power, flower strips and the future of their land
A mixed-method study in northwest Germany finds farmers back renewable energy mainly for income and independence, but most reject photovoltaics ...
Feeling Out of Touch With the Times Is Linked to Loneliness in Older Adults
A two-year German study of adults aged 75 and older found that feeling out of touch with the pace of ...
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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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