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The BCP is Europe's largest corporate publishing competition, with more than 700 submitted publications annually. In the category "non-profit/associations/institutions", the MaxPlanckResearch magazine was awarded the silver medal. The jury was composed of 140 renowned experts from the world of journalism, art direction, marketing, corporate and internal communication and print as well as direct marketing. In addition, MaxPlanckResearch won an "Award of Excellence" in the first International Corporate Media Award. The jury based its decision on the science magazine's impressive "use of images and outstanding visualisation of abstract contents". Overall, the jury said the magazine provided an excellent overview of the Max Planck Society's broad research spectrum.

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MPR 1 /2010

MPR 1 /2010

Viewpoint

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Rethinking biodiversity research.

Physics & Astronomy

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Astrophysicists use laboratory equipment to simulate chemical reactions that take place in distant interstellar clouds.

Biology & Medicine

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A computer program helps identify the pathogen responsible for a flu epidemic before it spreads around the globe, giving vaccine developers a valuable head start.

Material & Technologie

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Polymer researchers have found a way to construct versatile nanoparticles that could also serve as vehicles for active agents.
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Personal Portrait: Sylvie Roke

Environment & Climate

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Through agriculture and livestock farming, mankind had an impact on the climate even before the Industrial Revolution, albeit to a much smaller extent than today.

Culture & Society

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It took decades for the laser to become established in CD players, cutting robots and as a scalpel – its development shows how a new technology takes hold.
 
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