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Bei der Eiablage nehmen Tabakschwärmer um Nahrung konkurrierende Käfer in Kauf, um vor parasitischen Wespen sicher zu sein
wahrscheinlich eine Hauptrolle bei der Stickstofffixierung im Meer Seevögel im rauen Wind
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
The ability to store surplus power from wind turbines and solar panels for times
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
The ability to store surplus power from wind turbines and solar panels for times
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
The ability to store surplus power from wind turbines and solar panels for times
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
The ability to store surplus power from wind turbines and solar panels for times
Examining and creating nanostructures and microstructures, often colloids – tiny particles in a different medium – or interfaces between two materials.
The ability to store surplus power from wind turbines and solar panels for times
Developing new grades of steel that can make car bodies even safer and give car designers greater freedom. Cooking up and testing new alloys in a lab, reminiscent of a small steel plant.
currently tested by industries for various applications, eg. as brake discs in wind
Developing new grades of steel that can make car bodies even safer and give car designers greater freedom. Cooking up and testing new alloys in a lab, reminiscent of a small steel plant.
currently tested by industries for various applications, eg. as brake discs in wind
Kupfer lässt Samenkapseln explodieren
Einige verstreuen ihre Samen mit dem Wind, während andere Tiere und Vögel dazu verleiten
Military data present a new image of the underwater world, says Lino Camprubí from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin.
The most common noises are wind, waves, storms, rain – but also ice cracking.
