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IGB-Forscherin Dr. Stella Berger auf dem Seelabor des IGB im Stechlinsee
12-2025 Press Release | IGB

No calm after the storm

Summer storms increase the risk of cyanobacterial blooms in clear water lakes.

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CLDN14 verdrängt CLDN16 in Tight Junctions der Nierentubuli
12-2025 Press Release | FMP

Network of tight junctions: How the kidney controls calcium flow

Researchers have identified a previously unknown mechanism by which the kidney precisely controls calcium excretion.

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DREF Program 2025
12-2025 Press Release | PDI

PDI Partners in NSF–DFG DMREF Initiative on Atoms-to-Device Materials Design

The Paul Drude Institute for Solid State Electronics (PDI) is pleased to announce its participation in a newly funded project titled “Atoms-to-Device Closed-Loop Predictive Design of Electro-Optic Materials for Quantum Photonic Circuits.”

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Expermimenteller Aufbau für die Beobachtung von C60-Molekülen
12-2025 Press Release | MBI

Observing laser induced shape changes of C₆₀ by time resolved X-ray imaging

A prototype molecule, the famous football-shaped “Buckminsterfullerene” C₆₀ was studied both experimentally and theoretically by groups from the Max Born Institute (MBI) in Berlin, in the framework of a larger collaboration coordinated by physicists from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (MPIK) in Heidelberg and the Max Planck Institute for Physics of Complex Systems (MPI-PKS) in Dresden, with involvement from other institutions from Switzerland, USA and Japan.

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12-2025 Press Release | MBI

Observing nanoscale dynamics with soft X-rays

Scientists at the Max Born Institute have developed a new soft-X-ray instrument that can reveal dynamics of magnetic domains on nanometer length and picosecond time scales.

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Forellen
12-2025 Press Release | IGB

Owls and larks among fish

Internal clocks can tick very differently. While some people are most productive in the morning, others are only active later in the day or at night. This phenomenon is known in science and medicine as chronotype.

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Press Release FMP 08.10.2025

How synapses are formed: DFG once again funds cutting-edge research by Volker Haucke

Press Release IGB 01.10.2025

Change of leadership at IGB

Press Release FVB 30.09.2025

Important anniversary at Forschungsverbund: Award for Young Women Scientists turns 25

Press Release IZW 25.09.2025

A year in the making: release of Kulans into the wild marks important step for ecosystem restoration in Kazakhstan

Press Release MBI 23.09.2025

Pushing boundaries in ultrafast magnetization switching

Press Release FMP 22.09.2025

Volker Haucke receives the Ernst Schering Prize 2025

News FVB 10.09.2025

Blackout: Adlershof Institutes and Joint Administration have power again

Press Release IZW 09.09.2025

More than echolocation: Bats use both sight and sound to hunt more efficiently in light

Press Release FMP 04.09.2025

Michael Ebner receives 1,5 Millionen Euro funding from the European research Council (ERC)

Press Release IZW 26.08.2025

Tagging vultures can reveal vulture poisoning and prevent mass mortalities in endangered vulture species

Press Release FMP 21.08.2025

New dynamics in endocytosis: proteins build flexible networks for transporting molecules

Press Release IGB 20.08.2025

Not only the digestive tract – freshwaters need the right microbiome

Press Release FMP 19.08.2025

Searching for clues with fluorescent markers: International study reveals mechanism of action of diabetes and obesity drugs

Press Release IGB 06.08.2025

Nicotine in Berlin’s waters

Press Release IGB 31.07.2025

Better together: Bigger fish shoals make smarter moves

Press Release MBI 30.07.2025

Ten thousand molecules in time – Generation and control of collective vibrations in a liquid

Press Release MBI 25.07.2025

Bagged: Skyrmions

Press Release IGB 16.07.2025

What's up in the lake?

Press Release IGB 03.07.2025

The complex issue of drought

Press Release IGB 02.07.2025

How tire abrasion pollutes water and endangers animals

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