Perceiving One’s Own Body – Already Babies Sense Their Heartbeat and Breathing

Body signals play a role in development even in infancy
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Body signals play a role in development even in infancy

Special anatomical structures in the throat greatly enrich the vocal repertoire of New World monkeys

This novel antibiotic activates an existing "suicide" mechanism in gonococci

Science under attack – How the Trump administration affects the academic landscape in the US

Countering developments – At the same time, recruitment opportunities for universities

Innovative system enables efficient evaluation of future cancer diagnostics

New method can improve the efficiency and flexibility of displays, solar cells and transistors

This effect even occurs with virtual nature – such as nature videos

Honorary doctorate for Emmanuelle Charpentier

A study provides surprising insights into the phenomenon of "spiritual boredom"

Contrary to expectations: Negative mood and lack of social contact reduced unhealthy eating

Our sun and its planets crossed the Radcliffe Wave in the well-known Orion complex

New insights into our linguistic roots via ancient DNA analysis

Novel processor uses magnons to crack complex problems

Even positive effects do not compensate for the complex dangers of climate change

First comprehensive pan-Arctic study of social impacts of thawing permafrost soils

CSI methods show: Skull from the collection of the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology is not from Arsinoë IV

Irrigation with treated wastewater and sewage sludge brings tire additives into the leafy vegetables

Team led by archaeologist Christiana Köhler researches Meret-Neith’s tomb in Abydos

Eight hours without social contact can lead to a reduction in energy similar to eight hours without food