How Germany's Max Planck Society fails young scientists
The Max Planck Society is Germany's preeminent research organization, boasting 31 Nobel laureates. But insufficient oversight ...
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Werner Heisenberg
There was a mass exodus of German scientists in the 1930s, but Heisenberg was one of the few top-notch scientists who decided to remain. Along with Max Planck, he expressed hope of being able to ...
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Germany tempts young scientists
In an effort to promote "brain gain" in Germany, the Helmholtz Association of National Research Centers has enlarged a program designed to attract young German and non-German scientists with ...
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German nuclear scientists express doubts about the feasibility of an atomic bomb
Following the invasion of the Soviet Union by German troops in 1941 and the course that the war was taking in the summer of 1942, the war entered a new phase. Armaments Minister Albert Speer was ...
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German scientists to develop energy-storing solar cells
Scientists at Germany‘s Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) are currently planning to develop an energy-storing solar cell through two different research projects ...
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German scientists find 28 new risk genes for Covid severity
A team of German scientists have discovered 28 new risk genes, pushing the total number to 51, that can increase the risk of severity in Covid-19 infections. A great many criteria determine ...
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Skoltech, German scientists’ ‘fat’ findings in humans linked to cognition and Alzheimer’s
Skoltech scientists together with their German colleagues collaborated on a large-scale research project that focused on studying the lipid composition of six various tissues of 32 mammalian ...