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Professor Christian Ammer
18.05.2017
DFG funds Göttingen research training groups

Grant for new research training group on forest sciences approved – Funding for medical research training group extended

 
Award ceremony of the Humboldt Professorship 2017 - Group picture with the Federal Minister of Education and Research Johanna Wanka, Dr. Enno Aufderheide, Secretary General of the Humboldt Foundation, Helmut Schwarz, President of the Humboldt Foundation and the Winners of the Alexander von Humboldt Professorship 2017 (Photo: Humboldt Foundation / Michael Fahrig)
17.05.2017
Alexander von Humboldt Professorships

During a ceremony in Berlin, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation awarded six scientists the Alexander von Humboldt...

 
The International Astronomical Union has named two asteroids after Dr. Guneshwar Thangjam (left) and Dr. Thomas Platz (right) of the MPS for their contributions to NASA’s asteroid mission Dawn. © MPS
15.05.2017
Cosmic namesakes

The International Astronomical Union has honored MPS scientists Guneshwar Thangjam and Thomas Platz by naming two asteroids...

 
Magnetic spots (white) near the Sun's surface from three different-sized simulation models. The spots on the largest model are approximate 20 Mm = 20,000 kilometres, and their magnetic field is approximately 3kG = 3,000G, which is around 10,000 times larger than Earth's magnetic field. Petri Käpylä
12.05.2017
Supercomputer can shed light on sunspot formation

A group of researchers tests a hypothesis of near-surface origin of sunspots with the power of supercomputers.

 
Manfred Eigen
09.05.2017
Nobel laureate Prof. Dr. Manfred Eigen's 90th birthday

The Göttingen Campus congratulates Manfred Eigen, who turns 90 on May 9, 2017.

 
08.05.2017
Expertise in legal issues on information technology and intellectual property

Göttingen University is setting up a new law degree programme – in English

 
A small drop of liquid nutrient stimulant on the network of a slime mold, Physarum polycephalum. Despite the lack of any neural circuitry, P. polycephalum can solve complex problems. Alim et al. use the network’s responses to stimuli to develop a mathematical model and identify a simple mechanism underpinning the organism’s emergent, complex behaviors. © Natalie Andrew
03.05.2017
Slimy and smart - uncovered

Researchers from Göttingen and the US discover fundamentals of complex behaviour of slime molds

 
Alexander Gail (Sensorimotor Group) during the interview recording session (photo: Susanne Diederich)
25.04.2017
The ScienceCampus Primate Cognition – Moving Images

Recordings for a short film series

 
A culture of the bacterium Treponema pallidum. Photo: David Cox, by Photo Credit: Content Providers(s): CDC/ Dr. David Cox [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
25.04.2017
Pet monkeys could play a role in yaws eradication

A study shows that infected monkeys could become a problem in the fight against the tropical disease

 
Professor Sarah Köster
24.04.2017
Mechanical properties of protein filaments in biological cells

Consolidator Grant: ERC funds project by physicist Professor Sarah Köster with € 2.4 million

 
Graph of an oscillating pair of laser pulses (yellow). Image: Philipp Kloth, Göttingen University
20.04.2017
Oscillating molecules from ultra-short laser pulses

Scientists at Göttingen University take images of bound light packages in real-time

 
NGT CARGO locomotive Credit:DLR
13.04.2017
NGT CARGO: What freight trains of the future will look like

Transport researchers at the German Aerospace Center have developed an innovative, holistic locomotive concept.

 
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