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result in incompatible gene combinations November 17, 2010 Individuals from the same

Max-Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Holography meets frequency combs, Dr. Nathalie Picqué, Prof. Dr. Theodor W. Hänsch
At the same time, other diagnostics can be performed by the frequency combs: here

African wild apes notice and often react to novel items in their environment
Responses varied by species, and even among individuals within the same species,

Specialized nerve cells in the zebrafish visual system enable recognition of conspecifics
But they are not alone in their tendency to team up with other individuals of the same

Alcohol in their food increases the production of sex pheromones in male fruit flies, making them more attractive to females
At the same time, in the case of excessive and toxic concentrations, especially for

Primate studies challenge male-dominance norms
Previous research mostly focused on fights among individuals of the same sex, because

Max Planck Partner groups reveal molecular morse code in stem cells encrypting differentiation information
cellular responses – differentiation and cell growth – even though they use the same

A novel material has been discovered that is characterised by the coupling of a charge density wave with the topology of the electronic structure.
At the same time this same material has been shown to be a topological metal of a

East Africa is currently being plagued by the largest swarms of locusts in decades. In some regions of Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia, the insects have almost completely destroyed the harvest. Iain Couzin investigates animal swarms at the Max Planck Institute for Animal Behavior and the University of Constance. Years ago, he almost died in Africa in search of swarming desert locusts.
These do not fly, but all run in the same direction.

Awardee Roberto Bonasio will offer insights into his research project in a livestream event here on this page on November 4 from 6:00 p.m. CEST.
Prizewinner Roberto Bonasio | Livestream | November 4th, 6 pm (CET) How can the same