A penalty order was issued for Nikos Logothetis, Director at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics. The Executive Committee of the Max-Planck-Gesellschaft has now banned him from conducting animal experiments. The President defends this decision.
He works in Leipzig as a journalist.
Vor 100 Jahren wurde in Berlin das Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Hirnforschung gegründet. Erster Direktor war Oskar Vogt, ein ehrgeiziger Wissenschaftler, der mit der Untersuchung von Lenins Gehirn berühmt wurde.
Erst in den 1980er-Jahren deckte der Historiker und Journalist
Zum Auftakt des Wissenschaftsjahres „Unser Universum“ bietet die Max-Planck-Gesellschaft deutschlandweit ein vielseitiges Programm an.
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The 2021 Annual Meeting of the Max Planck Society and its members and committees will be held as an online event, as it did in the previous year. Highlights of the meeting: the Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Emmanuelle Charpentier, and the Nobel Laureate in Physics, Reinhard Genzel, will present their work at the Plenary Assembly, in conversation with Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim and Harald Lesch. German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be honoured with the Harnack Medal.
Genzel will talk to television journalist Harald Lesch
The 2021 Annual Meeting of the Max Planck Society and its members and committees will be held as an online event, as it did in the previous year. Highlights of the meeting: the Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Emmanuelle Charpentier, and the Nobel Laureate in Physics, Reinhard Genzel, will present their work at the Plenary Assembly, in conversation with Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim and Harald Lesch. German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be honoured with the Harnack Medal.
Genzel will talk to television journalist Harald Lesch
The Max Planck Society is covening for its 66th Annual Meeting in Berlin. 700 representatives from science, politics, and industry are expected to attend.
microscopy as part of a podium discussion with the science journalist
Eine Gedenkskulptur am Max-Planck-Institut für Hirnforschung erinnert an die tragische Geschichte des Vorgängerinstituts während des Dritten Reichs
© Frank Rumpenhorst 1984 deckte der Journalist
„Always keep going!“ was the motto of national goalkeeper Oliver Kahn. Matthi-as Sutter from the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods in Bonn has now researched what constitutes success scientifically and defined condi-tions for success that are not that far removed from Kahn’s motto. In an inter-view, he explains which attributes someone needs to have and how best to acquire them.
For example, a journalist once told me that from September
A memorial sculpture at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research commemorates the tragic history of the predecessor institute during the Third Reich.
© Frank Rumpenhorst In 1984, the journalist and
Die Gaia-Mission der Europäischen Weltraumorganisation ESA hat den Gaia Data Release 3 (Gaia DR3) veröffentlicht: die bislang umfangreichste „kosmische Volkszählung“ mit Daten zu den Eigenschaften von Milliarden astronomischer Objekte – eine Schatztruhe für die astronomische Forschung der kommenden Jahre. Klassifizierungsdaten, die den Astronomen eine einfache Suche nach Objekten wie Sternen, Galaxien oder Quasaren ermöglichen, sowie Informationen über Sterneigenschaften wie Temperatur und chemische Zusammensetzung, wurden von der Gaia-Gruppe am Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie beigesteuert.
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