Researchers develop a new method to simultaneously measure flow and oxygen The surface of a coral is rugged.

Active suppression weakens unwanted memories A natural disaster, a dented car, an injured person - memories of traumatic experiences can be controlled by deliberately suppressing the images that arise.

A surface layer of bacteria, fungi and lichen amongst others reduces the amount of dust stirred up into the atmosphere.

Evidence of structured vocal sequences in wild chimpanzee communication provides insights into human language evolution.

"Deep Visual Proteomics" technology provides cell-specific, protein-based information and helps to analyze cancer diseases. How does cancer arise? How does cellular composition influence tumor malignancy? These questions are profound and challenging to answer, but are crucial to understand the disease and find the right cure.

From the philhellenism of the 1820s to contemporary support for Ukraine Many people and organisations are currently showing solidarity with Ukraine. As such, they are unconsciously following in the footsteps of one of the initial moments of international solidarity from 200 years ago, when many people throughout Europe came out in solidarity with Greece, a small nation that was fighting for its right to self-determination.

The scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics is honoured for developing pioneering instruments.

It is controversial whether there is or should be a fundamental change from an industrial to a service society in rich Western nations. The declining importance of manufacturing in rich societies is associated with deep concerns, but also with the hope of opening up new opportunities for economic development.