Max Planck Societyさんのイラストまとめ

Artistic #entomology: Maria Sibylla Merian, born April 2, 1647, was a trailblazing naturalist, artist & entomologist. Fascinated by the #metamorphosis in organisms, she created detailed illustrations of #insects & #plants of remarkable scientific accuracy & visual beauty🦋🌿🌻

Die #Tiefsee-Forscherin Antje Boetius hat die Verfilmung von Frank Schätzings Bestseller #DerSchwarm beratend unterstützt. In diesem Interview erzählt sie, wie die Zusammenarbeit mit den Produzenten gelungen ist. https://t.co/InLnnXYWYX #Wisskomm #Meeresforschung

Many know #MaxPlanck as a brilliant physicist, #NobelPrize winner and the originator of #quantumtheory. But he was also a dedicated family man, a passionate musician & mountaineer as well as a skilled scientific organizer. https://t.co/QGjfhDXQRJ #MaxPlanckHistory @Instagram

On our birthday, we also want to say thank you to our community: our amazing researchers & staff at our Max Planck Institutes! Thank you for your incredible talent, dedication, enthusiasm, passion & hard work - we couldn’t do it without you!🤗👏*Now let’s all have some cake*!😉

Today's a very special day for us😇- it's our birthday!🎂😀Happy birthday, Max Planck Society! 🤗 75 years ago, on February 26, 1948, the Max Planck Society was founded in Göttingen as the successor organization to the Kaiser Wilhelm Society. #OTD #maxplanck75 #maxplanckhistory

Modern humans generate more brain neurons than #Neandertals: due to the change of a single (!) amino acid, #brainevolution has proceeded differently 😲https://t.co/6C0oHtDeAf #brain #neurobiology @mpicbg @MPI_EVA_Leipzig

Das #Skelett gibt dem Körper Halt. Doch dieses Gerüst ist alles andere als statisch: Ständig werden #Knochen erneuert und umgebaut. Was dabei genau geschieht und welche Struktur die Knochen steif und fest macht, wird am @MpiciPotsdam untersucht.😲https://t.co/qXIyUqYpxM

Love greetings from Mars ♥️ On #Mars, a dune formation looks like an angel with wide wings carrying a big heart under its arm. #HappyValentinesDay Picture: @esa/@DLR_en/@FU_Berlin (Dez. 2020)

#MariaSibyllaMerian, pioneering naturalist, botanist, entomologist & scientific illustrator died #OTD in 1717. Fascinated by how caterpillars metamorphosed into butterflies & moths, she created detailed illustrations depicting the life cycles of insects & their food plants.🦋🐛🌼

Counting down to Christmas Eve with #science: what’s packed to the (virtual) rafters with dazzling science images & science stories? Glad you asked!😉😊Our online #AdventCalendar delivers daily treats for all science enthusiasts!😎🤗https://t.co/qkCB0gD1Jv @maxplanckpress