Max Planck Society

Half of the almost 3,000 doctoral students at the IMPRS come from abroad. Half of the almost 3,000 doctoral students at the IMPRS come from abroad. Opening of the Max Planck-University of Twente Center for Complex Fluid Dynamics in the Netherlands. Opening of the Max Planck-University of Twente Center for Complex Fluid Dynamics in the Netherlands. On the Scaffolding of MAGIC: the mirrows of the telescopes are mounted on the space frame. On the Scaffolding of MAGIC: the mirrows of the telescopes are mounted on the space frame. : Feodor Lynen, Wolfgang Gentner and his wife Alice, Otto Hahn and Josef Cohn from the Weizmann Institute.") The first delegation of the Max Planck Society on its way to Israel (from the left): Feodor Lynen, Wolfgang Gentner and his wife Alice, Otto Hahn and Josef Cohn from the Weizmann Institute. The first delegation of the Max Planck Society on its way to Israel (from the left): Feodor Lynen, Wolfgang Gentner and his wife Alice, Otto Hahn and Josef Cohn from the Weizmann Institute. With the start of the 21st century, the Max Planck Society is fortifying its institutional activity abroad: together with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, it established a Partner Institute in Shanghai. And the first Max Planck Institute in North America is now underway, financed by the State of Florida and Palm Beach County, showing that the Max Planck Society is exploring new ways to increase its financial flexibility. The first delegation of the Max Planck Society on its way to Israel (from the left): Feodor Lynen, Wolfgang Gentner and his wife Alice, Otto Hahn and Josef Cohn from the Weizmann Institute. Half of the almost 3,000 doctoral students at the IMPRS come from abroad. Opening of the Max Planck-University of Twente Center for Complex Fluid Dynamics in the Netherlands. On the Scaffolding of MAGIC: the mirrows of the telescopes are mounted on the space frame. The first delegation of the Max Planck Society on its way to Israel (from the left): Feodor Lynen, Wolfgang Gentner and his wife Alice, Otto Hahn and Josef Cohn from the Weizmann Institute. Half of the almost 3,000 doctoral students at the IMPRS come from abroad. Opening of the Max Planck-University of Twente Center for Complex Fluid Dynamics in the Netherlands. On the Scaffolding of MAGIC: the mirrows of the telescopes are mounted on the space frame. The first delegation of the Max Planck Society on its way to Israel (from the left): Feodor Lynen, Wolfgang Gentner and his wife Alice, Otto Hahn and Josef Cohn from the Weizmann Institute.