Computer simulation reveals the dynamo that generates large-scale magnetic fields in merging neutron stars and that may result in high-energetic gamma-ray outbursts
The scale bar shows a length of 500 kilometers.
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The cosmos of the brain is in a constant state of change. Useless connections are cut and new ones are formed to keep the brain flexible and adapt to the constantly changing requirements. Scientists use sophisticated techniques to visualize the brain’s circuit diagrams. Diffusion tensor imaging, for instance, shows the complex patterns of nerve fibers.
Martinsried wants to find out what constitutes the bare
New images of relatively nearby galaxies from the James Webb Space Telescope in the infrared light provide insights into regions of star formation in a fine network of gas and dust. The findings allow an investigation of the interaction of star-forming structures on the smallest spatial scales and the shape and evolution of galaxies on larger scales.
The bar consists of gas and dust linking the galactic
A team comprising researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems has created a lightswitch for nano-optics which is based on circular dichroism. They use DNA to control the angle between two crossed gold nanorods and thereby control the excitation of a plasmon by circularly polarised light.
under a transmission electron microscope as dark bars
A higher frequency resolution enables a nuclear magnetic resonance tomography (NMR) for individual proteins, as demonstrated by a team led by Jörg Wrachtrup from the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research and the University of Stuttgart.
own axis, turning the particles into tiny, spinning bar
Two-dimensional layers of gold and silver were produced by a team led by Ulrich Starke from the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research. The monoatomic precious metal layers become semiconductors.
The scale bar represents one nanometer.
