While laws govern coexistence in society, they also manifest in social norms and customs, are unalterable as laws of nature, or categorical in a religious context. This broad spectrum of laws of God and nature, rules and regularities ...
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Israeli research institutions and universities are among the most important partners of the German science system. Based on shared values, this cooperation contributes not only to the advancement of knowledge in numerous research fields, ...
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The new issue of the Leopoldina Newsletter has been published. This time with a review of the pan-African-German workshop on "Infectious Diseases beyond COVID-19". In an interview, Leopoldina Vice President Robert Schlögl and Veronika ...
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The first European Climate Conference in Warsaw, organised by the Leopoldina and the Polish Academy of Sciences, focused on the regional signs of climate change, how to mitigate its negative impact and adjust to changing climate conditions. ...
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In the street, in the media and on political rostrums: there is much discussion about whether the current gas shortage can cause blackouts in Germany. How justified are these concerns? The academies of sciences acatech, Leopoldina ...
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How can we manage multiple crises such as pandemics, wars and the effects of climate change, which occur at the same time and reinforce each other? How can we protect the ocean and its biodiversity and how can science and innovation ...
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The new issue of the Leopoldina Newsletter has been published. This time with a review of the Report on Tomorrow’s Science “Earth System Science – Discovery, Diagnosis, and Solutions in Times of Global Change” and the symposium ...
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Most people recover quickly and fully from a SARS-CoV-2 infection. However, some patients continue to experience symptoms weeks or even months after the acute stage of infection. This phenomenon is known as “Long Covid”. In order ...
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The new issue of the Leopoldina Newsletter has been published. This time with a review of the statement “Brain Organoids – Model Systems of the Human Brain”, which was published in October. In addition, the winners of the first ...
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Physicist Kerstin Volz and physical chemist Jürgen Janek have reveived the 2022 Greve Prize from the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina for their fundamental insights into rechargeable batteries. The newly established ...
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