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"Off the Bench" the Eppendorf LifeScienceStyle Magazine
To create a balanced composition of popular science pieces, the content is divided in the following five categories (Inspiring Science, Dossier, Inside Eppendorf, Bright Minds and Exploring Life). Scientific topics and research projects from all over the world are combined and in each article experts are consulted in order to meet the needs of the demanding international readership. A special feature is the booklet-in-book concept: Eppendorf’s product-based topics are placed on eight pages long special ("Inside Eppendorf"). The magazine is published twice a year in German and English since 2016.

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Colorful

When it comes to the equality of people from diverse backgrounds, religions or sexual orientation, much is still left to be desired. Why a commitment to diversity and inclusion is worth it.

Back to nature!

The global community is declaring war on the extinction of species. The goal: by 2050, humans are to find their way back to a "life in harmony with nature". Will it be attainable?

Things we cannot manage alone

Community cohesion is considered to be the “glue” of our society. In times of
crisis, it ensures that people will collaborate, close ranks – and surpass themselves.

New opportunities in the crisis



Time and again in the course of history, people have found themselves on the brink of the abyss. Yet crises not only harbour dangers, but also trigger positive developments.

Discovered & Developed Targeting Cancer


Tumors that are invisible to the immune system present a crucial problem to cancer therapy. A novel approach to a solution has been developed by two research teams, headed by Steven Rosenberg at the NIH and Carl June at the University of Pennsylvania.

More drive through curiosity



Curiosity helps children to understand the world better, and later it helps them to learn successfully. In business and science, it drives innovation.

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Latest Articles

Lost Excellence?

Some Like It Toxic

Giants with Explosive Powers

What Will We Eat?

Lottery - Network an Join In!

Back to Nature!

A Flourishing Life

Let Your Stars Shine

Thirsty – Lights On!

The Secrets of Eternal Ice

A Dangerous Game of Hide-and-Seek

Musical Beats For a Healthy Heart

When Cells Learn to Talk

Everything to Our Satisfaction?

A Broader Scope

A Cloud for Science

Cooking with Herbs

Space Girls

Peril on the Plate

Differently Sick

Let’s Play!

Viruses: Better Than Their Reputation

The Quest for Eternal Life

On the Hunt for Superfoods

Historic Warehouses

Colorful, not Black and White

Science meets Poetry

To the Beat of the Metropolis

The Many Stars of Dubai

50 Years of Internet

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Off the Bench 01 I 2022

Diversity and inclusion are important – everyone agrees. However, actively living these concepts in one’s own surroundings, and within an organization, requires a cultural transformation. It is a topic that is close to our hearts at Eppendorf – and the reason why it adorns the cover of the latest issue of Off the Bench. Colorful, inviting, and promising lots of insights into the topic! In addition, readers of the Life-Science-Style magazine will, perhaps for the first time, discover the true nature of the scientific discipline “Ludology”. And why one day, we may live to 130 years of age – in the best of health. This trend is known as longevity. Eppendorf also reports on its project “Clean Water for Ghana”, as well as on why notebooks are obsolete when it comes to research data – thanks to digitalized products such as the Centrifuge 5910 Ri.

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Off the Bench 02 I 2021

Planet Earth is threatened more than ever by greenhouse gas emissions, states the latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Not news exactly; however, it does stress that action finally, and urgently, needs to be taken. The dossier of the latest issue of the Eppendorf Magazine “Off the Bench”, too, takes a conscious look at the need for leading a life in harmony with nature. It is not only the environment that will benefit – so will humans. After all, living surrounded by, and in harmony with, nature is proven to contribute to health and happiness! As well as featuring additional current LifeScience topics, this issue of “Off the Bench“ once again focuses on selected products and solutions by Eppendorf. Learn more about the Eppendorf pipettes which, for the past 60 years, have continually evolved, as well as about our latest innovations and services.

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10 Issues of “Off the Bench” – Anniversary Issue!

In 2016, the first issue of this LifeScienceStyle magazine by Eppendorf was published – in English, and 28 pages in length. Today, “Off the Bench” comprises 52 pages and is also published in the German language. With the current issue – ants adorn the cover – the magazine celebrates its first notable anniversary! The ants represent the dossier topic of “community”: the continuing COVID-19 crisis once again illustrates the fact that we cannot succeed entirely by ourselves, and that we need each other. Community cohesion is emerging as the glue of our society. To those interested, the dossier also shows how the sense of community, which can suffer through work-from-home measures and other restrictions, may be strengthened. Intelligent software solutions are the focus of the section “Inside Eppendorf”: from simplification and digitization of pipetting processes to more efficient laboratory management – Eppendorf drives the connectivity of its products forward.

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Off the Bench 02 I 2020

An empty toilet roll - in Germany at least, it symbolizes the lockdown period during the Corona crisis, as it was out of stock for weeks and months due to the "hoarding". It adorns the current issue of "Off the Bench" - Eppendorf's customer magazine. The title: "New Opportunities in the Crisis. Find out why perspectives can emerge from seemingly hopeless situations - and which challenges to our social coexistence must now be urgently addressed. Also: Laboratory scientists learn in the "Inside Eppendorf" section how pipetting around the work on SARS-CoV-2 is going well. And Eppendorf takes a close look at the environmental compatibility of consumables for the laboratory.

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Off the Bench 01 I 2020

A thousand times a day we ask ourselves this question: Right or wrong? In times of unlimited possibilities, we have to decide. Our approach is not always entirely rational. Emotions tend to get involved. Simple rules of thumb can help us make the better choice. Read also about the decisions machines can make for us and the ethical and moral issues that arise when using artificial intelligence.
Be there: This year, the Eppendorf Group celebrates its 75th anniversary.
This is a good time to look back - and to look forward: Eppendorf is also addressing important questions for the future in this context.

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Off the Bench 02 I 2019

There are many challenges in science - whether in medicine, environmental protection or when it comes to feeding the world's population. Research is being conducted around the globe to provide ever new answers to humanity's most pressing questions. The driving force behind these efforts is curiosity. In the new issue, three researchers from different disciplines were asked what their personal curiosity is like and what role it plays in their scientific work. Their answers can be found in the new dossier - this issue of the magazine is devoted entirely to the phenomenon of curiosity.

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Off the Bench 01 | 2019

Outstanding scientific work is always also an expression of a functioning team. Only when everyone involved pulls together are groundbreaking findings possible that help us shape the future. Immunologist Andrea Ablasser, winner of the "Eppendorf Award for Young European Investigators 2018", acknowledged exactly this: "I am very honored to receive this prestigious Eppendorf Award. It recognizes the contributions of several talented colleagues and students who have all participated in this long but exciting research effort," she said at the award ceremony in Heidelberg last June.

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Off the Bench 02 | 2018

Flavio Donato, the Italian-born neuroscientist, is passionate about researching the secrets of our brain at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim. In 2018, he was awarded the Eppendorf & Science Prize for Neurobiology for his dedication. Learn more and take a look at our magazine!

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Off the Bench 01 | 2018

The cover story is about Pardis Sabeti, a highly decorated evolutionary geneticist. Pardis has dedicated her professional life to ridding the world of deadly epidemics caused by viruses like Lassa and Ebola. Pardis is cool: She still finds time to play the stages of Boston with her rock band!

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Off the Bench 02 | 2017

The British cell biologist Madeline Lancaster has developed a process that makes it possible to grow four-millimeter mini brains from cell cultures. The researcher and her team are passionately pursuing the question of what distinguishes us as humans from other living creatures.
In addition to three-dimensional brain research, Off the Bench is investigating how so-called superplants absorb toxins from the soil and process them to their own advantage. A research approach to rid contaminated soil of heavy metals? Plants are also what came to life in the California desert this spring after years of drought, transforming the otherwise barren landscape into a sea of color.

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Off the Bench 01 | 2017

Spanish biochemist Oscar Fernandez-Capetillo is researching the connection between DNA damage, replicative cell stress and the development of cancer at the National Cancer Research Center (CNIO) in Madrid. In addition to a critical look at the genome editing technique CRISPR, the global extinction of red algae species, from which the gelling agent agar-agar is derived, is the topic of this issue. This time, we are guests in the Swiss metropolis of Geneva, where the ESHRE trade fair of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology will be held in early July. Courtesy of Science magazine, author Jeffrey J. McDonnell also explains what you can learn from Hollywood directors when writing scientific texts.

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Off the Bench 01 I 2016

Tim Gilberger Fights Malaria
Cell Biologist Tim Gilberger’s research focus measures only a few micrometers, yet these micrometers set the stage for a drama taken straight from Greek mythology:
war, ambush, deception, death.

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