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Ayuno Nakahashi will study social interactions in rhesus monkeys for three years

 

Knowledge of spatial reference systems is necessary for the control of neuroprostheses

Field studies confirm social network shrinking in ageing monkeys

Researchers decode the neuronal basis of decision-making processes and can thus predict actions

Study shows immense importance of field stations for biodiversity and species conservation

We stand for openness, tolerance and respect in human interaction

In the new issue, we present the six most exciting results of DPZ scientists from the past year.

The virus has rediscovered an entry pathway into lung cells that has been used by earlier variants and that is important for the development of pneumonia

The winning photos are a monkey portrait, a hidden object photo and a declaration of love. An adventurous excursion to Vietnam's Delacour's langurs wins the inaugural video prize.

In the latest issue 2023 you can read, among other things, how bonobos grow and find out why a research team examined a 2,000-year-old baboon mummy. We also report on our first Science Career Day at the DPZ.