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Right or Wrong?
In times of unlimited options, we must decide – a thousand times a day. Our approach is not always entirely rational. ...
Outstanding
There are approximately 65,000 known tree species worldwide, and some of them have made quite a name for themselves. ...
Mai 2020 − Science in the City
Hamburg
Hamburg, in Germany’s north, is famous not only for the Reeperbahn, its port and the Jungfernstieg, its magnificent boulevard, but also for the landmark Speicherstadt, a heritage warehouse district from the 19th century. ...
Unsurpassed …
Meet the King of the Sprint: the cheetah. In as little as three seconds, it can reach a speed of more than 100 kilometers per hour and thus accelerate almost faster than a Porsche. ...
Goodbye Hereditary Disease?
Despite ongoing ethical discussions, the genome editing system CRISPR has long been accepted practice in international research. ...
“Global Warming Sucks!”
I am standing in the spotlight of a science slam and saying in clear words – away from science – what I feel as a climate scientist. ...
Differently Sick
When women suffer a heart attack, it often goes unrecognized. ...
Science in Your Ear
Whether it is comedy, culture or a personality show – many, mostly young, listeners love podcasts. ...
What Counts in Science?
Eppendorf talked to leading scientists to learn about the challenges they face in their daily laboratory work – and how they ensure the integrity of their results. ...
Optimized App
The Eppendorf app uses the latest technology to become even more user-friendly: it has now become even easier to find and compare products and to virtually place them in your lab thanks to the improved AR function. ...
