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Eine Liebe in der Stadt des Löwen (2009) - Vimarsana News

Eine Liebe in der Stadt des Löwen (2009)

Actually, Anniela Hansen has every reason to be happy: soon the young teacher will emigrate to Singapore with her fiancé Robert. The two want to marry there, the enterprising Robert is supposed to continue the company of Anniela's deceased father. The tickets are booked, the suitcases are packed - and then it happens: Anniela catches Robert in the arms of his ex-girlfriend Julie. Deeply hurt, she ends the relationship without discussion. Despite this stroke of fate, she does not want to give up her travel plans. Anniela flies to Singapore with her mother Dorothea. The young woman quickly...

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New Approach Based on Augmented Reality for Prostate Cancer Diagnosis - Vimarsana News

New Approach Based on Augmented Reality for Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

A HoloLens AR system has been demonstrated by scientists that allow precise and adaptable needle guidance for transperineal prostate interventions like focal laser ablation, biopsy, and brachytherapy.

Mammals living in groups may live the longest, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Mammals living in groups may live the longest, study suggests

Researchers say the study may improve their understanding of the evolution of social organisation and longevity in these species.

Mammals living in groups may live the longest, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Mammals living in groups may live the longest, study suggests

Researchers say the study may improve their understanding of the evolution of social organisation and longevity in these species.

Mammals living in groups may live the longest, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Mammals living in groups may live the longest, study suggests

Researchers say the study may improve their understanding of the evolution of social organisation and longevity in these species.