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Can Aloe Vera Help to Cultivate Bone Cells, Ms Goonoo?
Nowsheen Goonoo from Mauritius experiments with substances taken from indigenous plants.
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How Does Mathematics Help Fishermen, Mr Fall?
Mouhamed Moustapha Fall wants to develop a mathematically precise model based on the data relating to the catch and the fish stocks.
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Mr Müllensiefen, How Does Music Make Children Smarter?
The music psychologist from the University of London is a soughtafter expert when it comes to investigating the impact of music on people.
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How Do You Make Nano Robots out of DNA and Gold, Ms Liu?
A mini robot that is made of the same material as our DNA, that can be controlled by light and that can move within a cell ? This is no longer a future vision.
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Mr Adum, How Do You Save Frogs?
Gilbert Adum is Ghana’s frogman. As one of the founders and head of the SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana organisation, he passionately campaigns for the survival of the amphibians in his native country.
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Keeping Prospects Alive
Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier on the Philipp Schwartz Initiative
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On dangerous paths
They flee from violence and destruction just like other people, but because they are independent thinkers, researchers are often subject to greater threat.
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Brothers in Spirit
The brothers Professor Dr Karl Sebastian Lang and Professor Dr Philipp Lang were both granted the Sofja Kovalevskaja Award.
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Food Dreams
From the "Land-of-plenty" to “Brave New World” - A brief history of food utopias.
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Can Water Change Society, Ms Morgan?
“Water is life, but its availability is also a measure of social status and a means of social discrimination,” says Ruth Morgan.
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