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One Third of Germans Have No Savings
The inflation in Germany is hitting people hard, with many unable to save money or having already depleted their savings. According to a study by
Electric Car Charging in Sidewalk
Rheinmetall, a German technology company, has presented a solution to the lack of public charging stations for electric cars in the country. According to a
Bridge Condition Revealed by Smartphone Sensors
Smartphone Sensor Data Can Monitor Bridges, Extending Their Lifespan Bridges around the world are approaching the end of their lifespan, posing a threat to people’s
Insects Impact Weather Patterns
Insect swarms have been found to have an impact on weather and the transportation of air particles due to their electric charge. Desert locusts, which
Nettle animal solves evolution puzzle
The discovery of fossilized soft tissues from the 514 million-year-old marine creature Gangtoucunia aspera has solved a mystery about the evolution of the first skeletal
Hipparchus’ Star Catalog Found
Researchers have discovered the remains of a long-sought star catalog – a sky map created by the Greek astronomer Hipparchus around 130 BC. Multispectral photography
Men’s risky behavior leads to more sick leave
A recent study by the Barmer Krankenkasse has found that men in Germany are more frequently absent from work due to illness than women, due
Heatwave fuels online hate speech.
Extreme heat is not only a threat to physical health but also to mental health and social cohesion. A study by the Potsdam Institute for
Minimum Wage Boosts Productivity in Germany
The introduction of a minimum wage of 8.50 euros in Germany in 2015 was met with concerns about its impact on the competitiveness of local
New Global Drought Map
A new global map of aridity has been created, providing high-resolution data on the dryness of individual regions. This information is crucial for agriculture and
