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Max Planck researchers investigate facial recognition
Moreover, this illusion disappears if faces of another species are manipulated in the same

A decentralized power grid with many small wind generators, solar generators and other renewable energy transducers along with additional power lines may be less vulnerable to outages than a centralized power grid with a small number of large power plants, because self-synchronization occurs in the former. This finding was made through simulations performed by the research team led by M. Timme at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organisation. However, they found that it is important for grid stability that new lines are planned with care in order to avoid Braess’s Paradox.
Self-Organization Synchronization, the coordinated dynamics of many units to the same

The universe is full of natural fusion reactors. Nuclear fusion is a virtually inexhaustible source of energy, and for decades now scientists have been working on exploiting it.
And if, at the same time, you take a deep breath of fresh country air, you will be

Sex difference in the brain varies according to social status
However, even species where both sexes sing identically, display the same sex differences

Sex difference in the brain varies according to social status
However, even species where both sexes sing identically, display the same sex differences

Sex difference in the brain varies according to social status
However, even species where both sexes sing identically, display the same sex differences

Chimpanzees learn nut-cracking technique and reach expert efficiency relatively faster than humans
University College London, UK, compared humans‘ and chimpanzees‘ learning to crack the same

Methane isotope paradox of the seafloor: Scientists explain why methane carbon isotopes behave so differently than expected
The isotopes of an element have the same number of protons (positively charged particles

Using the ALMA observatory in Chile, a group of astronomers led by MPIA’s Henrik Beuther has made the most detailed observation yet of the way that a giant gas cloud fragments into dense cores, which then act as the birthplaces of stars. The astronomers found that the mechanisms for fragmentation are fairly straightforward, resulting from the combination of the cloud’s pressure and gravity. More complex features, such as magnetic lines or turbulence, play a smaller role than previously thought.
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Specialized “thirst” and “hunger” neurons in the amygdala operate through distinct circuits, influencing the drive to eat or drink.
these findings, the new research has detailed distinct groups of neurons in the same