The worm Schistocephalus solidus wants to be eaten – to reach this goal, he even manipulates his host’s behaviour
name to the three spines on its back, which it can position upright in case of danger
The worm Schistocephalus solidus wants to be eaten – to reach this goal, he even manipulates his host’s behaviour
name to the three spines on its back, which it can position upright in case of danger
An elastic actuator for safe robots has been developed by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems.
electrically controllable membranes could pave the way for machines that are no danger
Ghost channels explain transient behaviors of complex systems like climate processes or neuronal networks
identify whether reefs that appear to be a healthy ecosystem may in fact be in danger
Continuously observing animals with motion sensors could improve earthquake prediction
Nevertheless, animals seem to sense the impending danger hours in advance.
In 2015, around 4.5 million people died prematurely from diseases attributed to ambient air pollution, including 237,000 children under the age of five from respiratory infections. This is the result of a study published by the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
Inadequate medical care and malnourishment increase the danger for children Annually
An elastic actuator for safe robots has been developed by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems.
electrically controllable membranes could pave the way for machines that are no danger
Geckos’ impressive climbing abilities give them agility rarely surpassed in nature. With their highly specialized adhesive lamellae on their feet, geckos can climb up smooth vertical surfaces with ease and even move on a ceiling hanging upside down. Their ability to run on water is another superpower. Now another can be added.
Stabilising tail Geckos shed their tails when they are in danger.
Ghost channels explain transient behaviors of complex systems like climate processes or neuronal networks
identify whether reefs that appear to be a healthy ecosystem may in fact be in danger
Geckos’ impressive climbing abilities give them agility rarely surpassed in nature. With their highly specialized adhesive lamellae on their feet, geckos can climb up smooth vertical surfaces with ease and even move on a ceiling hanging upside down. Their ability to run on water is another superpower. Now another can be added.
Stabilising tail Geckos shed their tails when they are in danger.
