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Fluorecently labelled (green and magenta) structures in an embryonic zebrafish brain shown above black background.

June 25, 2021

On Embryonic Zebrafish Brains
and the Probably Quite Usual Twists and Turns of a PhD Thesis

Theresa actually wanted to investigate a gene candidate for the development of dopamine neurons. Instead, she found strange photoreceptors in the “third eye”, drew colorful maps of the embryonic brain and ultimately could only speculate about the reasons for her …

The Whirlpool Galaxy (also named M 51) has a well observed magnetic field. The magnetic field lines broadly follow the spiral arms in the central region and become more braided and distorted in the outskirts due to turbulence and the satellite galaxy above.

Astrophysics and Astronomy

March 27, 2021

Once Upon a Dynamo in the Early Universe

New simulations by University of Hamburg researchers & collaborators at Australian National University reveal a powerful turbulent dynamo acting in the early Universe.

This dynamo could have rapidly amplified the initially weak cosmic magnetic fields to become much stronger intergalactic …

Science Chatter Worldwide Blog

On Embryonic Zebrafish Brains and the Probably Quite Usual Twists and Turns of a PhD Thesis

Once Upon a Dynamo in the Early Universe

On Embryonic Zebrafish Brains
and the Probably Quite Usual Twists and Turns of a PhD Thesis