Double flowers are the result of a battle between genes that activate or inhibit the development of different kinds of structures and organs. Molecular biologists are particularly interested in mutants because they provide clues about the mechanisms of flower development and their evolutionary origin. This area of research reveals more about the highly complex “regulatory code” of flowers.
Neurobiologist Martin Korte studies the basic cellular mechanisms involved in memory processes, combining ambitious research with varied science communication. An interview at the Zoological Institute at TU Braunschweig
Plate tectonics, volcanic activity and ocean floor spreading in the Arctic: Following several complex research expeditions and earthquake measurements, the Emmy Noether group MOVE has obtained some surprising findings about the formation and structure of the ocean lithosphere. A look at the results so far
Excellence Strategy: Following their success in the Clusters of Excellence competition, ten universities and one consortium have also been selected for the Universities of Excellence funding line.
Taking to the skies to study the atmosphere, climate and planet: Funded by a consortium of major German research institutes, HALO has quickly become the most advanced research aircraft in Europe. With an array of modern and variable equipment, it can be used for demanding measurement campaigns from aerosol particles to air pollutants and clouds.
DFG delegation presents first two volumes of large-scale English version of Holocaust edition
At the beginning of July, Katja Becker became the first woman to be elected to the top position in Germany's largest research funding organisation and central self-governing body of the research community. The Giessen-based biochemist will succeed Peter Strohschneider on 1 January 2020.
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