After the Crisis Comes
Opportunity
Time and again, throughout the course of history, humans have found themselves facing the abyss. ...
November 2020 − Science in the City
Boston
Boston, the capital of the New England state of Massachusetts, on the East Coast of the United States of America, charms visitors – not only with its mix of brick buildings and skyscrapers. ...
And Then There Were Fewer …
A well-known fact: insects play a critical role in food networks and ecosystems.
Musical Beats
For a Healthy Heart
Elaine Chew, mathematician and pianist, explores the impact of Chopin, Bach and Berger on circulation and blood pressure. ...
Legendary Lakes
They hold a fascinating secret and they are the sources of myths and poetry: lakes which, based on their unusual origins or scientific phenomena, are unique on Earth. ...
Viruses: Better Than Their Reputation
Image correction: if you say virus, people think of disease, transmission, pandemic; but microbes can do so much more, ...
The Secrets of Eternal Ice
With the help of satellite images, Angelika Humbert studies the ice sheets of the Arctic and Antarctica. ...
November 2020 − Eppendorf News
Moving Closer to the Goal
Environmental concerns continue to gain in importance during manufacturing as well as the use of laboratory consumables. ...
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