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"We need more basic research in Africa"

March 23, 2012

The Max Planck Society, in cooperation with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, is establishing a research group in Durban, South Africa [more]

Jurisprudence . Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The future of the Eurozone

August 23, 2011

In the few days prior to 8 May 2010, European country leaders noticed a rapid loss of market confidence in government bonds. This loss of confidence not only affected bonds issued by the Greek government but also government bonds of several other member countries in the eurozone. [more]

Ecology

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Biodiversity must be restored

May 18, 2011

The global extinction of species is rapidly accelerating. We still have a chance to stop it. But time is of the essence. A simple strategy based on the biotope network model at Lake Constance shows a way out of the biodiversity crisis.
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Astronomy

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The antenna in the valley

May 05, 2011

The construction of the 100-metre radio telescope four decades ago bears witness to the fine art of engineering [more]

Astronomy

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Interview with Michael Kramer: "The 100-m telescope is better than ever before"

May 05, 2011

An interview with Michael Kramer on the scientific value of the 100-metre telescope [more]

Chemistry . Climate Research . Material Sciences . Particle Physics . Plasma Physics

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Options for a new energy scenario

April 12, 2011

The regular recurrence of ‘all-time high’ oil prices is clear proof of the finite nature of fossil energy sources. [more]

Ecology . Plant Research

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Barley genes against drought

November 08, 2010

With many regions of the world becoming more arid as a result of the climate change, the crop yield also decreases. New types of crops should therefore be more resistant to aridity.

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Climate Research . Ecology

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Agriculture is plowing up the climate

February 15, 2010

Since the earliest beginnings of agriculture and livestock farming, humanity has been transforming areas of natural vegetation into cropland and pastures. However, the vegetation covering the continents influences our climate in a variety of ways. [more]

 
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