News from the natural and social sciences: In the scientific lecture series at the Göttinger Literaturherbst, eleven authors discuss current research topics. (in German)
Researchers have visualized, for the first time, how the three-dimensional structure of the cancer protein p53 changes dynamically over time – in slow motion up to ultrafast time lapse.
Researchers have determined the structure of the protein rubredoxin at 0.43 Ångström resolution, by combining advanced X-ray crystallography and quantum mechanical calculations.
Scientists at our institute create impressive images from their wide ranging fields of research. The resulting online exhibition offers you fascinating insights into the world of science.
The MPI-NAT links basic research in the natural sciences with medical research to address the most urgent scientific questions of the 21st century. (in German)
The MANFRED EIGEN-FÖRDERSTIFTUNG is a dependent foundation established within the private assets of the Max Planck Society. It supports the Göttingen campus without bureaucratic hurdles.