Flashes in the sky https://www.mpg.de/7440936/cosmic-radio-bursts
Cosmic radio bursts point to cataclysmic origins in the distant universe
“We are still not sure about what makes up the space between galaxies”, says Dr Ben
Cosmic radio bursts point to cataclysmic origins in the distant universe
“We are still not sure about what makes up the space between galaxies”, says Dr Ben
Bill Hansson, Vice president of Max Planck Society, talks in an interview about the Max Planck Day, the nationwide, public MPG science event that takes place on September 14th throughout Germany and beyond.
And I am sure the programme will be very diverse, just like our science.
Fruit flies make up for the imbalance in the number of X chromosomes between the sexes at the start of transcription
© Thomas Conrad Most organisms have developed a strategy for making sure that
Hybrid offspring of different house mice populations show a preference for mating with individuals from their father’s original population
retreated to it only very seldom – as was the case in our experiment – then we could be sure
The Science of a Billboard Hit Song
If the participant was sure what was coming next (low uncertainty) but the song unexpectedly
Amacrine cell in the fruit fly visual system consists of electrically isolated subunits
The scientists are also not yet sure about the exact functions of CT1.
Chimpanzees and orangutans look for information to fill gaps in their knowledge
choice and seek additional information in the condition in which they could not be sure
From African golden cats to zebra duikers, Chimp&See lets you get up close and personal with African wildlife
With so many new videos, you’re sure to find something worth watching.“
Using animal behaviour data to better inform mathematical models of animal movements
is important that our corridor model predictions are accurate and that we make sure
In Germany, universal suffrage was extended to include women in January 1919, when women were able to vote in the first elections of the Weimar Republic. An article by Ute Frevert of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development on 100 years of women’s suffrage in Germany.
The State made sure through ordinances that its civil servants stuck to this pattern