OTB 22-02

Inspiring Science
 

• Science news
• From China to Italy: impressive modern power plants for renewable energy
• Behavioral scientist J. Schneider on the mating practices of the wasp spider
• Global light pollution not only dims the view – it also harms people, animals and nature
• Robotics science takes an interest in the natural world of animals and plants

Dossier
 

• Psychological problems are on the rise worldwide. Prejudice, taboos and shame persist.
• It’s the small things in everyday life that can support our mental health
• Recommendations for mental health

Inside Eppendorf
 

• In 1964, the first Eppendorf centrifuge moved into the laboratory. We tell its success story
• Sustainable All the Way- Whether it concerns energy, technology or materials
• Lab Lifestyle
• News from Eppendorf

Bright minds
 

• Kelly Nguyen was the first to successfully visualize organic molecules
• The good in fat - He knows a lot about fat, and he shares his knowledge: Alexander Bartelt 
• Carmel Harrington found what others were looking for: the cause of SIDS

Exploring Life
 

• They are also known as an "Orphan Crops": orphan plants that could feed the world
• We Shape the World - Explained: The Anthropocene – a new geological era
• Green Dublin
• Singing for Science - Guest contribution from "Science" magazine
• Discovered – The sunken exploration vessel "Endurance"