Selected press releases
Menschen in Kittel

Psychology Why do we remember stressful experiences better?

When the brain stores memories of objects, it creates a characteristic pattern of activity for each of them. Stress changes such memory traces.

Bildschirm mit dem Wort Widerspruch

Human rights Right to procedural protection and due process

Trockene Landschaft

Hydrology Model simulates global water supply

Erde wird gesiebt

Geography The magic of biochar

Solarzellen

Management and Economics New key figures and concepts for a circular economy

Autorenteam

Neuroscience New technique provides insights into the evolution of the brain

Autorinnen

Neurophysiology How scents take on meaning

Wassertropfen an einer Pipette

Chemistry How Confined Protons Migrate

Dirk Tischler

Biochemistry Step by step to the end product through enzyme catalysis

Porträt Falk Bechara

Dermatology No need for discontinuation of Adalimumab before surgery

Eheringe auf Trautisch

Neurophilosophy How people manipulate their own memories

Peter Awakowicz und Marc Böke im Labor

Polymers How cola still tingles after a year

TMS

Psychiatry Physical activity jolts brain into action in the event of depression

Bargeld

Virology No particular risk of infection of Sar-Cov-2 from cash

Protein research Reverse optogenetic tool developed

Android-Entsperrmuster

IT security How Android unlocking patterns could be made more secure

Plasmaquelle COST-Jet

Plasma physics Pinpointing reactive particles in plasma

Handy mit Signal-App

IT security What users think about the PIN function of the messaging app Signal

Underwater plasmas Igniting plasmas in liquids

Pilzkultur

Biology Sexual reproduction without mating

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