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Friday, 21. August 2020

Soziale Sicherung in Bangladesch: Eine Herausforderung für…

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Thursday, 30. July 2020

Avoiding summer’s sting

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Stinging insects—especially those with a predilection for our picnics—can be the sting in the tail of summer. But knowing a bit about the biology and behaviour of stinging insects can help us coexist for the brief period we’re together outdoors, says bee researcher Dr.
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Friday, 10. July 2020

Collective behaviour research reveals secrets of successful…

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Research team with participation of the University of Konstanz analyses movement profiles and teamwork of football teams
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Thursday, 09. July 2020

The University of Konstanz in the European Universities…

An interview with Professor Silvia Mergenthal, Vice Rector for International Affairs and Equal Opportunities at the University of Konstanz, about the university’s participation in the European Universities Initiative (EUI).
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Wednesday, 08. July 2020

Stress testing “coral in a box”

© Image: Anna Roik

Save the corals: Mobile rapid test to assess coral thermotolerance developed in an international collaboration with the University of Konstanz
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Friday, 03. July 2020

The sixth sense of animals: an early warning system for…

© Image: Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior

Continuously observing animals with motion sensors could improve earthquake prediction – a research project from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior in Konstanz/Radolfzell and the University of Konstanz
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Thursday, 25. June 2020

Shelling out for dinner – Dolphins learn foraging skills…

© Dolphin shelling. Image: Dr. Sonja Wild – Dolphin Innovation Project

A new study by Konstanz biologist Dr Sonja Wild demonstrates for the first time that dolphins can learn foraging techniques outside the mother-calf bond
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Wednesday, 24. June 2020

Measure squeezing in a novel way

© “Satellites” in the spectrum of a vibrating nanostring (lower image insert) for increasing drive power. The different brightnesses of the upper (green) and lower (blue) satellite encode the strength of the squeezing (upper image insert). Image: Weig group

Scientists at the Department of Physics at the University of Konstanz have developed a completely new method of measuring squeezing – a potential starting point for high-precision sensor technology
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Wednesday, 10. June 2020

Physics principle explains order and disorder of swarms

Physicist from the University of Konstanz prove correlation between behaviour of collective animal systems and a so-called “critical point”
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Tuesday, 09. June 2020

The danger of broken bonds

© Image: Sonja Metzger

Author of a new study showing that humans disturb the social lives of wild giraffes, Damien Farine discusses why disrupted relationships may be a silent killer for social species - even one of the world's most recognizable animals.
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