Start eines deutsch-namibischen Forschungsprojektes am Leipziger Max-Planck-Institut für evolutionäre Anthropologie
Wesley Pieters, Associate Professor an der University of Namibia und Co-Projektleiter
A leaf gene active in the maize cob causes leaves to grow in the male and female inflorescences
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Interview mit Bundessieger Physik bei Jugend forscht 2013
Es muss immer so bleiben, dass man nicht einem Professor bei der Arbeit hilft, sondern
ERC Synergy Grants an Max-Planck-Teams vergeben
benachbarten Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik bilden zusammen mit Michael Backes, Professor
Flu viruses are extremely adaptable and difficult to combat as a result. Scientists in Berlin have now identified new starting points for the treatment of influenza.
with the establishment of the European research partnership RIGHT, coordinated by Professor
Scientists will investigate collective behaviour and movement patterns of animals
did research at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama and is now a professor
Dennis Gaitsgory receives the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics, endowed with 3 million US dollars “for foundational works and numerous breakthrough contributions to the geometric Langlands program and its quantum version; in particular, the development of the derived algebraic geometry approach and the proof of the geometric Langlands conjecture in characteristic 0”.
visiting position in Princeton, USA, followed by roles as a Clay Research Fellow and a professor
Dennis Gaitsgory receives the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics, endowed with 3 million US dollars “for foundational works and numerous breakthrough contributions to the geometric Langlands program and its quantum version; in particular, the development of the derived algebraic geometry approach and the proof of the geometric Langlands conjecture in characteristic 0”.
visiting position in Princeton, USA, followed by roles as a Clay Research Fellow and a professor
Researchers uncover how microorganisms on the ocean floor protect the atmosphere against methane
Now, the team around Professor Kuypers has turned this whole model on its head.
Start eines deutsch-namibischen Forschungsprojektes am Leipziger Max-Planck-Institut für evolutionäre Anthropologie
Wesley Pieters, Associate Professor an der University of Namibia und Co-Projektleiter
