Milk fueled Bronze Age steppe migrations, transforming pastoralist life and mobility. From the Xiongnu to…
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The Max Planck Institute is a network of over 80 independent research institutions in Germany and abroad, renowned for pioneering work across a wide spectrum of scientific disciplines—from physics and astronomy to biology, social sciences, and humanities. Founded in 1948 and named after physicist Max Planck, the institutes are part of the Max Planck Society and are internationally recognized for pushing the boundaries of fundamental science. Each institute focuses on specific areas of research, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation that frequently leads to groundbreaking discoveries and influential scientific publications.
Permanently shadowed lunar craters contain water ice, but are difficult to image. A machine learning…
New insights into the climatic backdrop for an early wave of dispersal of our species…
Soft perching robot validates the benefit of having a fifth leg. Geckos’ impressive climbing abilities…
Dogs Can Tell the Difference Between Intentional and Unintentional Human Actions Over our long shared…
International research team isolates DNA from modern human buried 7,000 years ago on the Indonesian…
Research team now examines impact of food competition and climate change. A research team from…
Research team reconstructs genetic histories and social organization in Neolithic and Bronze Age Croatia. Present-day…
Part of the optimization strategy experimentally confirmed / energy losses of the plasma reduced. One…
Ten years of data from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory combined with numerical models reveal the…
Nitrogen is vital for all forms of life: It is part of proteins, nucleic acids,…
Alpaca-derived nanobodies show exceptional potency against COVID-19 and its variants, offering low-cost, durable treatment options.…
A Long Day for Microbes, and the Rise of Oxygen on Earth Virtually all oxygen…
A Potential New Tracer of Exoplanet Formation An international team of astronomers, including scientists from…
The Cosmic Mass Monsters Clear the Way for the Formation of New Suns in Satellite…
Ancient El Niño patterns, not glacial cycles, shaped Africa’s climate and influenced early human evolution…
New findings from scientists of Bremen will aid in the further development of biogeochemical models…
Early Dispersal of Neolithic Domesticated Sheep Into the Heart of Central Asia Along the Tian…