November 2019 − Research Careers
Tireless
Vienna-based molecular biologist Georg Winter intends to eliminate cancer-causing proteins on the spot. To this end, he pursues a novel approach to “waste disposal” in the human body.
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Win a Snuggle-Cell!
Brain cells and red blood cells: they’re microscopic and full of secrets. For those who don’t wish to explore them, but want to cuddle with them right away, you can win one of these fluffy specimens. ...
Our Fascination with the Unknown
Curiosity helps children understand the world. Later in life, it is essential for successful learning. In the fields of science and economics, it drives innovation. ...
To the Limit
Only approximately four percent of the land mass on Earth is habitable for us humans. Scientists, however, frequently push forward into the most extreme corners of the planet and even into space. ...
November 2019 − Science in the City
Beauty By the Sea
Those who think of Barcelona will think of Antoni Gaudí, the Catalan architect of buildings covered in colorful tiles. These buildings liken Barcelona to a fabulous creature of art that continues to grow. ...
A Heart Made of Bio-Ink
Cosmetics firms send their scientists out into the world for the purpose of researching ethnic personal care traditions. ...
Thinking in Algorithms
Our bodies – inside and out – are practically teeming with microscopic life forms, which together make up our microbiome. ...
Noah's Ark for Plants
The threat of environmental disasters and wars surrounds us, and crop plants disappear. Seed banks promise a solution – a backup for eternity? ...
Science, Panic, Slam
My heart is hammering in my chest, my mouth feels dry. My brain keeps repeating Eminem lyrics: “His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy, There’s vomit on his sweater already, mom’s spaghetti.” ...
November 2019 − Eppendorf News
The Next Level
How Eppendorf once again meets the needs of the user in the laboratory by introducing a new tube format and thereby changes the world of the classic “Conical Tubes”. ...
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