01/07/2015 by Susanne Dambeck

“Magical Glasses” – Finding Mutations in Real...

Bruce Beutler’s team can find the mutations behind phenotypic traits within one hour.
01/07/2015 by Harald Martenstein

Harald Martenstein unter Nobelpreisträgern: Die zwölf Weltgefahren...

Harald Martenstein lustwandelt weiter über die 65. Lindauer Nobelpreisträgertagung
01/07/2015 by Max Benatar

Daily Recap, Tuesday, 30 June 2015

Relive the best moments of the third day of #LiNo15
01/07/2015 by Ahmet Ali Taskin

Die Faszination des Fundamentalen: Saul Perlmutter und...

Wie breitet sich das Universum aus? Für Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt und Adam Riess eine spannende wie simpel zu beantwortende Frage.
30/06/2015 by Susanne Dambeck

The Best is yet to come

Eric Betzig has developed several methods of super-resolution microscopy – now he tries to watch live cells at work.
30/06/2015 by Akshat Rathi

Five questions to a Nobel Laureate: Dan...

  How much sleep do you need and does it affect your work? On a normal day, I go to sleep at about 11pm and wake …
30/06/2015 by Stephanie Hanel

Gene Editing: Zwischen Faszination und Erschrecken über...

Press Talk auf der 65. Lindauer Nobelpreisträgertagung zum Thema „Human genetic alteration: does the pause have a purpose?“
30/06/2015 by Jalees Rehman

The Courage to Venture Beyond: Of Polymaths...

How do multidisciplinarians survive in a world which demands hyperspecialization? With courage and humility.
30/06/2015 by Max Benatar

Daily Recap, Monday, 29 June 2015

Highlights of the first day of scientific programme at #LiNo15
29/06/2015 by Martin Chalfie

Martin Chalfie on Multidisciplinarity

The Nobel laureate describes his personal path to interdisciplinarity.