2017

Anniversary for Jülich’s Slow Burner: Fuel Cell Running for 10 Years

Understanding a World Undergoing Climate Change

First Modular Supercomputer worldwide starts operation

Preliminary Decision on Excellence Strategy: Jülich a Strong Partner of Universities

More Space for Neutron Research

Climate Factor: Volcanoes

CO2 – From Climate Killer to Chemical Raw Material

Root Measurements

Atmospheric Research to Protect the Climate

A Village for Little Scientists

European Supercomputing Centres Pool Resources to Procure Hardware

Investigating NEF, the HIV Protein

High Tech for Alzheimer’s Research

Five Million Euros for Joint Application from Düsseldorf, Jülich, and Cologne

In Search of New Painkillers

The Repulsion Trick: A Self-Solving Puzzle for Organic Molecules

New Bioink for Printing Tissue-Like Structures

Modular Supercomputer enters next round

Three Casting Heads for Future Fuel Cells

Flow Predictions for Your Nose

“Falling Walls Lab”: Keen Glimpse into the Future

Tracking Down Particulate Matter with MobiLab

Tin in Photodiodes: the Next Step Towards Optical On-Chip Data Transmission

Starting Grants for Three Jülich Early-Career Scientists

Coolly Calculated

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