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Max Planck Society hosts “Green Talent” winners

December 05, 2011

International young researchers research gain insight into the fields of sustainable development more

Max Planck Innovation gets caesar spin-off KonTEM under way

November 25, 2011

Spin-off company develops phase contrast for electron microscopy more

g-STED nanoscopy provides fundamentally improved spatial resolution over confocal microscopy in living cells. Here, the protein keratin is marked with the fluorescent protein Citrine in a living PtK2 cell. The insets show a magnified view of the marked areas, demonstrating the separation of features as small as 60 nm in the living cell. Fluorescence excitation at 485 nm, STED at 592 nm wavelength using a CW beam. Scale bars 1 μm.

Gated STED – developing the next generation of super-resolution microscopes

November 11, 2011

Leica Microsystems, the Max Planck Society and the German Cancer Research Center sign license agreement more

Left: Schematic depiction of the functions of channelrhodopsin 2 (blue) and halorhodopsin (yellow) in nerve cells. Right: Triggering of action potentials through channelrhodopsin 2 (blue light) and their inhibition through halorhodopsin (yellow light) in cultivated hippocampus cells.

Max Planck Society partners with Sanofi to develop innovative solutions for restoring vision

September 15, 2011

New collaboration reinforces Sanofi’s translational discovery platform for retinal diseases more

Crystal structure of the FKBP51 protein (grey) with the bound ligand FK506 (green), which provides the chemical starting point for the structure-based design of active substances.

Personalised depression therapy approach developed by the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry wins m4 Award 2011

July 21, 2011

Awards

Federal State of Bavaria supports the development of a new class of potential antidepressants with a 500,000 € funding award more

From research to market launch

June 21, 2011

The Lead Discovery Center accompanies promising projects all the way through to the product stage more

Software for the discovery of new crystal structures

May 11, 2011

The software enables electron microscopes to extract more information about the composition of crystals more

Evotec acquires MPS-spin-off Kinaxo

February 17, 2011

From basic research to the development of new drugs more

Lead Discovery Center and Merck develop new anti-cancer compounds together

January 26, 2011

Research collaboration may realize the potential of kinase inhibitors as a means for cancer treatments in the future more

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MaxPlanckResearch 2/2024: Focus: Law creates Freedom

The focus of this issue takes up the theme of the Science Year 2024 “Freedom”. How do laws and rules create freedom? In Germany, the Federal Constitutional Court watches over this in the last instance. Whether and how the highest court can be protected from anti-freedom and anti-democratic attacks is one of our topics. It is also about how the freedom of people who are existentially threatened by climate change can be secured - even if it is the freedom to seek refuge in other countries. Finally, we shed light on the extent to which Germany has benefited from the freedom that the EU has created, particularly with the single market, and how freedom and prosperity can be secured in the future.

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