Erfahrungen in anderen Ländern zeigen: Aus Bevorzugung kann Benachteiligung werden – auch für Frauen. Von Jan Lüttringhaus
© Max-Planck-Gesellschaft / Axel Griesch Frauen – auf dem Weg nach oben?
Miriam Schader, Max Planck Institute for for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, speak about their research as part of the the crossinstitute Science Initiative Migration (WiMi).
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Miriam Schader, Max Planck Institute for for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, speak about their research as part of the the crossinstitute Science Initiative Migration (WiMi).
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A Max Planck Symposium with high-ranking participants will take place from 27 February to 1 March in Mexico City. They will include leading scientists from Mexico as well as Directors and Group Leaders from 14 Max Planck Institutes. In addition to exchange on the latest research results with Mexican partners, the event also aims to identify potential research topics for cooperation.
Mexico and Germany will give presentations including social scientists, such as Axel
Das Max Planck – University of Toronto Centre for Neural Science and Technology, das Forschung in den Neurowissenschaften, an der Schnittstelle zwischen Gehirn und Technik und in den Computerwissenschaften vorantreiben wird, ist eröffnet.
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Miriam Schader, Max Planck Institute for for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, speak about their research as part of the the crossinstitute Science Initiative Migration (WiMi).
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Photos of and with former President of the Max Planck Society, Peter Gruss (2002 – 2014).
© Axel Griesch Cooperation with Weizmann Institute March 04, 2014 Cooperation
Astronomers determine the mass of the disk of gas and dust surrounding the star TW Hydrae
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A team of scientists from the Max Planck Institutes for Astronomy and Extraterrestrial Physics has now succeeded in obtaining the first direct confirmation of a previously discovered exoplanet using the method of radial velocity measurement. Using the the GRAVITY instrument at the VLT telescopes in Chile, the astronomers observed the faint glint of the planet Beta Pictoris c, some 63 light-years away from Earth, next to the bright rays of its mother star. The researchers can now derive both the brightness and the dynamic mass of an exoplanet from these observations and thus better narrow down the formation models of these objects.
© Axel Quetz / MPIA Graphics Departmen These schematic images show the geometry
Annual Report of the Max Planck Society 2007 in detail.
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