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Following the series of earthquakes in Turkey and Syria on February 6, 2023, members of the Max Planck Society (MPG) launched a social impact initiative to support the academic and professional development of university students in the earthquake-affected regions. With the help of more than 50 MPG institutions all across Europe, MAXMINDS kicks-off today: the Max Planck Society’s Mentoring project for Inclusion and Diversity in Science.
2023 Awards Support for young researchers The German

Following the series of earthquakes in Turkey and Syria on February 6, 2023, members of the Max Planck Society (MPG) launched a social impact initiative to support the academic and professional development of university students in the earthquake-affected regions. With the help of more than 50 MPG institutions all across Europe, MAXMINDS kicks-off today: the Max Planck Society’s Mentoring project for Inclusion and Diversity in Science.
2023 Awards Support for young researchers The German

Scientists discover a new target for treating aggressive brain tumors.
Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics and the German

Successful economic exploitation of results from basic research
from basic research December 03, 2021 Awards The German

Response of the Max Planck Society to the Open Letter of FENS and SfN
hostile situation does not take into consideration German

MaxPlanckResearch 2/2012: New Energy through Chemistry. Discovering new, preferably renewable energy sources while simultaneously protecting the environment – these are some of the challenging goals that scientists have in their sights for the future. After all, the future of our Earth depends on whether sustainability can be attained. Max Planck researchers are currently working on methods that would allow us one day to use the vast quantities of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere or wood chips, which are generated as a by-product of the timber industry, as chemical raw materials.
In German hospitals alone, 30,000 patients die every

The global March for Science campaign is a non-partisan celebration of science, emphasizing the key role that science plays in society and politics. The rally in Munich has now gained a prominent advocate: Martin Stratmann, the President of the Max Planck Society, will join the protesters, and hold a brief speech at the closing rally at Siegestor.
in many places across the world, including several German

The Max Planck Queensland Centre will explore extracellular matrices and their importance for medicine, ecology, and technology
Quantum Physics Andriy Styervoyedov explains how a new German-Ukrainian

Disease prevention and protection of species requires differentiated strategies
Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and the German

Wolfgang Baumeister is a Director and Scientific Member at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
research including the Otto Warburg Medal of the German