Off the Bench - Eppendorf Россия

text.skipToContent text.skipToNavigation

RU | RUB

Поиск результатов не дал

Варианты поиска

Изделия

Показать все Изделия ()

Содержание

Показать все Содержание ()

Downloads

Показать все Downloads ()

Read more

Read less

„Off the Bench” the Eppendorf knowledge magazine not only reports on a broad variety of topics from the world of science and research; it also introduces the people behind the science, their stories and perspectives. This online magazine is published twice a year. Readers can download a PDF of the complete issue and view individual articles.

Read less

Download magazines

Read less

Dossiers

Read less

The Future Belongs to the Creative

Artificial intelligence can imitate music by Beethoven; it can write journal articles and even create paintings. Is human creativity on its way to becoming superfluous? The clear answer is no. Creativity is now more coveted than ever.

Read the full dossier

In Mental Balance

Psychological problems are on the rise worldwide. Even though taboos around psychological ailments are now making room for a new reality, those affected still suffer from prejudice. Resilience is the key to mental health.

Read the full dossier

Inspiring Science

Read less

The Mushroom Miracle

They can be poisonous or delicious. Only a small part is visible above the ground; their expansive network of “roots” which permeates the so ...

Goosebumps in the Brain

A crackling campfire, rustling leaves or a hairbrush gliding through hair – sounds such as these have a relaxing effect, and they are summar ...

Awe-Inspiring Astronomy

The James Webb Space Telescope has been delivering high-resolution images from space since 2022. These provide researchers with unforeseen f ...

Bright Minds

Read less

The Best of Both Worlds

Ann Kennedy unites the fields of biology and mathematics like no one else. With the help of computer modeling, she describes real-life proce ...

In Search of the Big Bang

What holds our world together at its very core? This question engages particle physicist Beate Heinemann at the German Electron Synchrotron ...

Of Signals and Neurons

“Mega-exciting” – this is how neuroscientist Amber L. Alhadeff of the University of Pennsylvania describes the relationship between hunger a ...

Exploring Life

Read less

New Staples

Manioc, jackfruit, quinoa and millet – not the most prominent players on the global market. This is why they are considered “orphan crops”. ...

We Shape the World

The year 1945 marked a new geological era – the Anthropocene. Scientists urge that the “Era of the Human” compels us to act in a sustainable ...

A Broader Scope

They are the ones who make science accessible – researchers who blog and who are active on social networks are becoming the digital voices o ...