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All relevant press information is collected together here. To supplement our current press releases, images and texts are available for download, which you may use free of charge for your articles on our exhibitions, research and events. Please comply with the copyright instructions provided. Further questions may be directed to the contact partners indicated below.

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CONTACT persons

  • Mareen Gerisch

    Press and communication, Hamburg
    Tel.: +49 40 238317-908
    Mobil: +49 160 90853213
    M.Gerisch@leibniz-lib.de

  • Sabine Heine

    Press/ Communication/ Events, Bonn
    +49 (0)228 9122 215
    s.heine@leibniz-lib.de

  • Travelling exhibition “Multifaceted Insects” starts at the end of March in Hamburg and Braunschweig

    Our relationship to insects is ambivalent: We enjoy colourful butterflies, but regard flies as pests.

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  • warmsweaterday Germany – February 11th, 2022

    On this date, the room temperatures in the offices and exhibitions are once again finely adjusted.

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  • Comprehensive practical guide for DNA-based methods published

    International research network DNAqua-Net presents guidelines for the application of DNA-based biomonitoring tools.

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  • Inflammation promotes evolutionary innovation in pregnant ricefishes

    By combining anatomical and molecular analyses, the researchers found that cells and signaling pathways involved in the formation of the ricefish plug usually control inflammation.

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  • World Arachnid Catalogue promotes borderless research

    Borderless arachnid research: With the World Arachnid Catalog, a new international research platform for almost all arachnids has now been launched.

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  • The Honeybee originated in Asia – social behavior helped to colonize vast areas of the globe

    Closing the knowledge gap of the origin of the Honeybee is important to understand the evolution of this globally important pollinator.

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