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Quantum technology offers a fundamentally new way to process problems, process information, and improve security. PhD candidates Kirsten Kanneworff and David Dechant investigated how quantum research can change the world.
Leiden physicists and engineers have designed a microscope that can measure four important characteristics of a material with nanoscale precision in a single measurement. This accelerates research and innovation in the field of quantum materials.
The Leiden-based biotech company Ncardia is teaming up with LUMC on the development of a new platform enabling the automated production of 3D cardiac microtissues. This platform enables efficient and reliable testing of medicines and their effects.
Research by the LUMC shows that CD8 T cells, which attack diseased cells such as cancer cells, function better when their cell division is temporarily paused. This discovery provides new insight into how cancer treatments can be combined more effectively.
Nicotine use is responsible for 26,500 emergency room visits per year and may play a role in nearly 193,000 other visits. Targeted policies could significantly reduce the pressure on emergency care.
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Recent trials show that the PanFlu nasal spray, developed by Leyden Labs, is showing promising results and has the potential to be used as a preventive tool against new pandemics.
