Meintest du home?
City birds that experience light at night are ready to breed earlier than their rural cousins
February 13, 2013 Behavioral Biology Street lamps, traffic lights and lighting from homes
Leading researchers in the field of migration call for better data on migration flows for research and policy-making.
, for quite some time now, large numbers of people have been fleeing from their home
The plumes from hydrothermal vents provide an ecological link between the open ocean and the seafloor
Hydrothermal plumes might seem like a precarious place to make yourself at home.
Thomas Turnbull from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin is involved in the project “Mississippi. An Anthropocene River”. As part of this venture, Turnbull paddled down a stretch of the Mississippi. He talks about a river that epitomizes the changes that humans have made to natural systems.
© Max Planck Institute for the History of Science As a historian, I’m more at home
Genetic analysis challenges traditional narratives about Pompeii’s past and reveals Pompeians‘ cosmopolitan ancestry
Many of Pompeii’s inhabitants lost their lives as their homes collapsed under the
Study challenges long-held assumptions about the Mediterranean Phoenician-Punic civilization, one of the most influential maritime cultures in history
The study highlights that Punic sites were home to people with vastly different ancestry
Amazon and the Max Planck Society establish a Science Hub to strengthen application-related research in artificial intelligence.
adopted by the Senate of the Max Planck Society When do young fish leave their home
The Herschel Space Telescope provides new findings on the birth of distant suns
radiation which originates mainly from the direction of the central plane of our home
Réunion is to Max Plank researchers in Tübingen what the Galápagos Islands were to Charles Darwin. The island in the Indian Ocean is where the biologists are studying biological diversity with the help of a very unremarkable creature: the nematode
„Many of them could be home to unique nematodes,“ says the scientist.
Ring-shaped disturbances in disks of gas and dust orbiting young stars can trigger the formation of several gas giants. Researchers have come to this conclusion based on a new model that combines all the physical processes involved in planet formation for the first time. According to this model, giant planets can form more efficiently and faster than previously assumed. These results are consistent with recent observations.
But how well do we really know our home?
