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Matter
Three questions for beamline scientist Johanna Hakanpää

Johanna Hakanpää is a beamline scientist and, together with her team, uses X-ray light from PETRA III to examine protein crystals.
Earth & Environment
When global resolutions remain vague, regional action gains importance

Although the final declaration was rather vague, COP30 demonstrated that multilateralism can be effective. At the same time, the importance of a united European voice is growing.
Health
“A substantial health gap between men’s and women’s health remains”

Gender-specific deficiencies in medicine are well known, but remain unaddressed. Ângela Gonçalves of the German Cancer Research Center works in an area that has long been overlooked.
Health
The fight against multi-resistant germs

A recent WHO report shows that multi-resistant germs are a massive threat—but researchers are developing new counterstrategies.
Health
Three questions for molecular biologist Katja Großmann

Katja Großmann is a molecular biologist and, as a research manager, is responsible for the “Health” research field at the Helmholtz Head Office.
Helmholtz promotes AI benchmark projects

With high-quality, trustworthy data sets, Helmholtz is setting new standards for reproducible artificial intelligence—across domains and application-oriented. The first projects for the UNLOCK call…

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