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The Ig Nobel Prizes honour scientific achievements that “should first make people laugh and then make them think”. The spoof prizes, first awarded by the US journal Annals of Improbable Research in 1991, have long since acquired cult status among scientists. This year’s chemistry award recognizes a study that proves the connection between the air in cinemas and different age ratings. The study was carried out in cooperation between the Max Planck the connection between the air in cinemas and the age rating. The study was carried out in cooperation between the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry and the University of Mainz.
Planck Institute for Chemistry (MPIC) and Stefan Kramer

In this spectral range, which is invisible to the human eye, the researchers observe both infant stellar objects and stars frail with age, molecules in the interstellar medium and far away radio galaxies, and the centre of the Milky Way and magnetic fields, as well as dust and gas at cosmological distances.
Job Offers Yearbook Directors Michael Kramer

In this spectral range, which is invisible to the human eye, the researchers observe both infant stellar objects and stars frail with age, molecules in the interstellar medium and far away radio galaxies, and the centre of the Milky Way and magnetic fields, as well as dust and gas at cosmological distances.
Job Offers Yearbook Directors Michael Kramer

In this spectral range, which is invisible to the human eye, the researchers observe both infant stellar objects and stars frail with age, molecules in the interstellar medium and far away radio galaxies, and the centre of the Milky Way and magnetic fields, as well as dust and gas at cosmological distances.
Job Offers Yearbook Directors Michael Kramer

In this spectral range, which is invisible to the human eye, the researchers observe both infant stellar objects and stars frail with age, molecules in the interstellar medium and far away radio galaxies, and the centre of the Milky Way and magnetic fields, as well as dust and gas at cosmological distances.
Job Offers Yearbook Directors Michael Kramer

Numerical calculations on the base of stellar evolution and accretion torques, demonstrating how millisecond pulsars loose about half of their rotational energy during the final stages of the mass-transfer process before the pulsar turns on its radio beam.
Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy (led by Michael Kramer

The handover of the first dish of the MeerKAT+ extension signals an important milestone for the SKA-MID construction
of the German Embassy in South Africa, and Michael Kramer

The handover of the first dish of the MeerKAT+ extension signals an important milestone for the SKA-MID construction
of the German Embassy in South Africa, and Michael Kramer

An international research team including astronomers from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy (MPIfR) in Bonn determined with extremely high precision that gravity causes neutron stars and white dwarf stars to fall with equal accelerations. They did this by precisely tracking the motion of pulsar PSR J0337+1715, a neutron star that is a member of an unusual triple star system.
  © Michael Kramer/MPIfR PSR J0337+1715: An illustration

Ein internationales Forscherteam unter Beteiligung von Astronomen vom Bonner Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie hat mit extrem hoher Präzision vermessen, dass sich Neutronensterne und Weiße Zwerge in einem Schwerefeld mit gleicher Beschleunigung bewegen. Dies gelang ihnen, indem sie die Bewegung des Pulsars PSR J0337+1715, eines Neutronensterns in einem ungewöhnlichen Dreifachsternsystem mit zwei Weißen Zwergen als Begleiter äußerst präzise vermessen haben.
© Michael Kramer/MPIfR PSR J0337+1715: Darstellung