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With a genetic trick, biologists from Freie Universität Berlin are making barley plants more drought-tolerant.
Social networks are home to an increasing number of bots – computer programs that pretend to be people. They are also used for propaganda purposes.
The Cassini probe was launched to study Saturn, its rings, and its largest moon, Titan. But then, the icy moon of Enceladus crossed its path – with unexpected consequences for research.
Andreas Diefenbach, a microbiologist and immunologist at Charité, studies the role of the microbiome in the immune system.
Researchers in Berlin’s Dahlem district are working on the materials of the future: Chemistry professor Sebastian Hasenstab-Riedel studies innovative compounds involving fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine
About 700 languages are spoken in Latin America – their continued existence is threatened. Linguistics professor Uli Reich studies the diversity and richness of the languages of indigenous peoples in this area.
Berlin researchers headed by mathematician Marian Margraf study encryption methods that cannot be cracked even by future quantum computers.
Japanese studies professor Irmela Hijiya-Kirschnereit traces the path of globalized cuisine.
Future Lab of Research Forum on Public Safety and Security at Freie Universität opens its doors
A project spearheaded by physicist Jens Eisert is part of a European flagship program, which has received about one billion euros in funding.
