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Stroboscope images for physics lessons
Animal migration in the “Serengeti of the East"
The extraordinary migratory behaviour of the Mongolian gazelle poses major challenges for nature conservation
By Markus Bernards
Ocean sunshade
How clouds influence climate change
By Andreas Lorenz-Meyer
When cancer cells migrate
How metastases develop in the brain
By Anja Störiko
The unmoved mover
How the tiniest particles approach the speed of light
By Dirk Eidemüller
Video recognition:
Spot the difference?
By Markus Bernards
Tickling Schrödinger's cat
When a molecule flies apart and stays bound at the same time
By Dirk Eidemüller
Kids' stuff?
ADHD can affect adults too
By Jan Schwenkenbecher
What can sport achieve?
Final score from a research project on immigrant integration
By Jan Schwenkenbecher
Dampening cramp
Sports physician shows that targeted training with electrical impulses raises cramp threshold frequency
By Anne Hardy
Speaking with our hands
How gestures and facial expressions can underline, supplement and modify the meaning of words
By Anke Sauter
The fox who came in from the cold
How biologist Günter Tembrock used film for his behavioural research
By Sophia Gräfe
Mobile production, mobile consumption
How the mobility of devices has changed film production
By Laura Laabs
Dr Anke Sauter (asa)
Science Editor (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Telephone +49-(0)69-798-13066
sauter@pvw.uni-frankfurt.de
Dr Markus Bernards (mbe)
Science Editor (Natural Sciences and Medicine)
Telephone +49-(0)69-798-12498
bernards@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt
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