Females team up to maintain power in their societies
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New method enables simple tritium labeling and could provide added value to the discovery and development of pharmaceuticals
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The PostdocNet of the Max Planck Society celebrates its foundation in the Harnack House on 29. and 30.4.2019.
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Researchers discover the evolutionary origins of the cat attractant nepetalactone
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New insights into neural waves could revolutionize the development of energy-efficient AI systems
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Females team up to maintain power in their societies
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To find out what happens in the brain when humans experience emotions, researchers have so far mostly used highly simplified laboratory experiments. The emotions often bore little resemblance to what is experienced in everyday life. Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences have now used virtual reality to evoke emotions as realistically as possible – and were able to calculate the strength of the emotion from the brain signals.
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Stay-at-home work mandates have proven highly effective at slowing the spread of the COVID-19 virus. But these measures have had numerous unwanted consequences, including dramatic reductions in economic productivity. Are there alternative methods that have the potential to simultaneously contain pandemic spread while also minimizing negative economic effects? Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development examined this question using data and methods commonly excluded from pandemic-control policy design.
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In female brains, parallel to rising estrogen levels leading up to ovulation, the Hippocampus also increases in volume.
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