How Forschungszentrum Jülich supports structural change in the Rhineland region.
Driving more climate-friendly with photovoltaics on the roof.
Stefan Tautz observes electrons in slow motion.
Quantum computers are still very susceptible to errors – Jülich researchers are working on correction systems.
There is too much phosphate in German waters. A computer model from Jülich is helping to change that.
Silvia Daun works as a mathematician in brain research – an interview.
The corona pandemic has given climate research an unexpected treasure trove of data.
Knowing more about cloud formationHarald Bolt, member of the Boardof Directors, deceasedProtein without waterPlaces of decline
2.3 million euros …Gap narrowed, puzzle remainsEntangled atomsNew to the Board of Directors
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