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411. Hidden Partners  
Illustration zu neuronalen Computermodellen von verästelten Dendriten Eric J. Johnson is a professor at the Center for Decision Sciences at Columbia University and, as an Einstein Visiting Fellow, links climate research with behavioral science and economics. In…  
412. The fat-eating enzyme  
Illustration zu neuronalen Computermodellen von verästelten Dendriten Biochemist Rudolf Zechner has been researching lipolysis, the process by which enzymes break down fats, for nearly four decades. His 2004 discovery of adipose triglyceride lipase (ATGL), the key…  
413. A Test Bench for Climate Policy  
Moritz Schwarz is economist and Einstein International Postdoctoral Fellow at Technische Universität Berlin. His research focusses on sustainable use of resources. Together with Linus Mattauch's…  
414. The Railroad Switches of Chance  
As Einstein International Postdoctoral Fellow at Freie Universität Berlin, mathematician Tobias Hurth focusses on random processes. Hurth attempts to establish stochastic bifurcations so that the…  
415. The Mirror of Poetry  
Karen Leeder is a prize-wining translator, Einstein BUA/Oxford Visiting Fellow at Freie Universität Berlin and one of the most influential international scholars in the field of modern and…  
416. Molecular Life Enablers  
Wonwoo Nam is a Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Nanoscience at EWHA Womans University in Seoul. As an Einstein Visiting Fellow, Nam's research focuses on metalloenzymes, special proteins…  
417. Projecting Disease Dynamics  
Stefan Flasche is Einstein-BUA-Professor for Infection Dynamics and Global Health at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin. His work on mathematical modeling of infectious diseases has contributed…  
418. Debate: Should We Publish in Academic Journals?  
Oxford-style debate on publishing in academic journals The way research is published shapes how knowledge is shared, trusted, and expanded. There is an ongoing debate about the adequacy of the…  
419. Stefano Evangelista  
Oxford University literary scholar Stefano Evangelista explores the links between English literature and other languages, classical antiquity, visual culture and the history of sexuality with a…  
420. What Can Mice Teach Us About Stress Resilience?  
Portrait of Sarah Ayash #AskDifferent 48 - Exposure to stress affects us in remarkably different ways — and neuroscientist Dr Sarah Ayash, Einstein Independent Researcher at Charité – Universitätsmedizin, is on a mission to…  
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