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How does our brain perceive or produce sentences? Why is it that children and adults can all learn languages, but children are usually far more successful at it – or is that a false impression?
trouble having a spoken conversation with someone else
Enzyme complexes enable archaea to break down ethane
Thus, something else must be at play.”
A computer model predicts the ability of different maize lines to produce high-yield offspring
Everything else is newly developed statistics.
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
for species of beetle that cannot be found anywhere else
He revolutionised astronomy and is viewed as the pioneer of the modern sciences: Galileo Galilei. The Italian polymath – philosopher, astronomer, mathematician, physicist, engineer and talented author – was born 450 years ago, and became a legend in his own time after his trial and condemnation by the Roman Inquisition.
Text: Helmut Hornung “For the Galaxy is nothing else
Bonobos, chimpanzees and orangutans understand that others can be convinced of something that is not true.
But when it comes to understanding what someone else
Researchers discover a signalling pathway that enables cells to reach their destinations through repulsion.
So the cells do something else: they extend their own
Military data present a new image of the underwater world, says Lino Camprubí from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin.
What else have biologists been able to learn from military
How does our brain perceive or produce sentences? Why is it that children and adults can all learn languages, but children are usually far more successful at it – or is that a false impression?
trouble having a spoken conversation with someone else
How does our brain perceive or produce sentences? Why is it that children and adults can all learn languages, but children are usually far more successful at it – or is that a false impression?
trouble having a spoken conversation with someone else
