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microscope image of Arabidopsis pollen: A: Typical pollen grain from an Arabidopsis model
microscope image of Arabidopsis pollen: A: Typical pollen grain from an Arabidopsis model
The underground laboratory at Gran Sasso in Italy is the home of the Xenon100 experiment, which is being conducted as an international collaboration that includes the Heidelberg-based Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics to detect the mysterious particles directly. The researchers recently published the evaluations of one hundred days of measurement time. The result: although there is no significant signal for dark matter as yet, the world’s best limits for the masses and interaction strengths of the WIMPs have been obtained, and already noticeably reach into the predicted range.
new particles, which become necessary because of the shortcomings of the standard model
Particle Physics
Particle Physics Quantum Physics A possible hint for new physics beyond the standard model
Particle Physics
Particle Physics Quantum Physics A possible hint for new physics beyond the standard model
Particle Physics
Particle Physics Quantum Physics A possible hint for new physics beyond the standard model
The Walker circulation, an atmospheric circulation pattern in the tropics, has accelerated in recent years, puzzling climate scientists who had anticipated the opposite. Researchers have found out why by revealing the competing effects between the global warming and sea surface temperature pattern effect.
Experiments with a circulation model A new study led by Sarah Kang, director at the
Paleoclimate data retrieved from ocean sediment cores dating back 130,000 years show that sustained warming in the Indian Ocean during the Last Interglacial increased convective rainfall above the ocean, but weakened Indian Summer Monsoon rainfall on land.
“This unexpected finding not only contrasts with paleoclimate model simulations,”
The biological age of a person can be accurately determined from brain images using the latest AI technology, so-called artificial neural networks. Until now, however, it was unclear which features these networks used to infer age. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences have now developed an algorithm that reveals: Age estimation goes back to a whole range of features in the brain, providing general information about a person’s state of health. The algorithm could thus help to detect tumours or Alzheimer’s disease more quickly and allows conclusions to be drawn about the neurological consequences of diseases such as diabetes.
as the „black box problem“: According to this, you push a brain image into the model
As J. Bader and D. Matei from the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology have discovered, the warming of the Mediterranean in the course of climate change is causing more rainfall in the Sahel.
Jong-yeon Park and his supervisors, Daniela Matei and Jürgen Bader, discovered through model
As J. Bader and D. Matei from the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology have discovered, the warming of the Mediterranean in the course of climate change is causing more rainfall in the Sahel.
Jong-yeon Park and his supervisors, Daniela Matei and Jürgen Bader, discovered through model