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22 seconds of weightlessness
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Freiburg crystallographer takes part in a parabolic flight campaign in order to conduct research under microgravity conditions
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The Oracle of the T Cell
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A new online platform predicts how the human immune system reacts to foreign substances
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Police, paramedics, garbage disposal
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Microglial cells are the brain’s jack of all trades - Researchers shed light on their role in keeping us healthy
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Cornichon Proteins Are Key to Improved Brain Signaling
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Neurobiologists show how cornichon proteins dictate the course of excitatory transmission between nerve cells
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Better and Faster Diagnosis of Diseases
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Microsystems engineer Can Dincer wins the second prize at Gips-Schüle young scientist competition
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Flourish with Seed Money
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For the second time, researchers and teachers at the five Eucor universities can apply for funding – an example from Biology
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The virtual microscope
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An app allows medical students to examine tissue samples on a computer screen
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Hearing thanks to light stimulation
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Freiburg researchers develop new cochlear implant that processes acoustic stimuli using micro-LEDs in the cochlea
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Looking at complex light wave forms
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Using a new method, researchers can see for the first time how weak electric fields evolve in time
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Between Arousal and Inhibition
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Why nerve cells in the brain process information differently
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