The Max Planck-Cambridge-Prize for International Law is a new European science prize highlighting the relevance of basic research in international law
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Each year, the Max Planck Society submits a report on its annual activities and commenced or planned undertakings. This annual report is adopted by the Senate and submitted to Members of the Annual Meeting for adoption
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Max Planck Institutes from Hamburg to Rome offer courses specifically for external participants and will reach about 900 young scientists from master’s students to postdocs this year.
Researchers understand Earth’s climate system very accurately by now. For a long time, however, an important piece of the puzzle remained very elusive - the role played by vegetation and soils.
In principle, almost any encryption key can be broken - all you need is the right computing power. The situation is different, however, with quantum cryptography. Gerd Leuchs is researching this encryption technology of the future.
