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Zebrafish Larva

Zebrafish Larva
The partly embedded larva observes the virtual prey on a small screen. As soon as it swims in a particular direction, a rotation is simulated by the shifting of the projected environment.

Contact: Johann H. Bollmann
johann.bollmann@mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de
49-622-148-6282
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

Tectum

Tectum
(A) A cell type in the tectum, made visible using a green fluorescent protein, highlights the layering of this visual centre. (B) The same cell type as in (A), but labeled with a calcium-sensitive ...

Contact: Johann H. Bollmann
johann.bollmann@mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de
49-622-148-6282
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

Mass Flowering

Mass Flowering
Community-level mass flowering (general flowering) is shown in the Lambir Hills National Park in Borneo in 2009 (Malaysia).

Contact: Kentaro K. Shimizu
kentaro.shimizu@ieu.uzh.ch
41-446-356-740
University of Zurich

<i>Shorea beccariana</i>

Shorea beccariana
This image shows the study species, Shorea beccariana.

Contact: Kentaro K. Shimizu
kentaro.shimizu@ieu.uzh.ch
41-446-356-740
University of Zurich

MIPAS Data Confirm the Correlation

MIPAS Data Confirm the Correlation
MIPAS data confirm the correlation between high sulfur dioxide concentrations (yellow-red) and high-reaching volcano eruptions (triangles).

Contact: Monika Landgraf
presse@kit.edu
49-721-608-47414
Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres

Zebra Finches on Pole

Zebra Finches on Pole
A team of Michigan State University scientists will investigate the brain and behavior of the zebra finch in the first in-depth study of whether stuttering stems from a lack of rhythm.

Contact: Andy Henion
henion@msu.edu
517-355-3294
Michigan State University

Zebra Finch Close Up

Zebra Finch Close Up
Zebra finches could hold the key to finding the biological source of stuttering. The male finch, right, learns to sing early in life. The female, left, does not sing.

Contact: Andy Henion
henion@msu.edu
517-355-3294
Michigan State University

Researchers Eliminate Schizophrenia Symptoms in An Animal Model

Researchers Eliminate Schizophrenia Symptoms in An Animal Model
Overexpression of a gene associated with schizophrenia causes classic symptoms of the disorder that are reversed when gene expression returns to normal, scientists report. Pictured are (left to right...

Contact: Toni Baker
tbaker@gru.edu
706-721-4421
Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University

Semiconductor Thin Films only 1 Atom Thick

Semiconductor Thin Films only 1 Atom Thick
The thin films are only one atom thick, but can be made wide enough to coat wafers that are two inches wide or larger. The films are made of molybdenum sulfide, an inexpensive semiconductor material.

Contact: Matt Shipman
matt_shipman@ncsu.edu
919-515-6386
North Carolina State University

Human Remains

Human Remains
This image shows human remains found in a trench on one of the Grey Friars digs.

Contact: Richard Buckley
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University of Leicester

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