How the brain learns and stores memories still poses many mysteries for science. Researchers at the JARA Institute Brain Structure–Function Relationships (INM-10) at Forschungszentrum Jülich have now taken a closer look at these processes by studying a rare brain disorder.
As part of the German-Canadian project HIBALL, an international team of researchers has developed the software toolbox “HippoMaps.” For the first time, it enables an integrated visualisation of the hippocampus’s complex structure, offering new insights for brain and AI research.
How are recent Nobel Prize discoveries changing the world of quantum computing? Professor Hendrik Bluhm (JARA-FIT) from the Cluster of Excellence Matter and Light for Quantum Computing (ML4Q) explains why the award-winning research on macroscopic quantum effects marks a milestone in the field.
The third ENTRANCE Focus Trip took a delegation of representatives from German universities and research institutions to China. In Shanghai, Suzhou, Nanjing and Hangzhou, the group gained inspiring insights into China’s innovation landscape – from high-tech research and industry collaboration to cultural highlights that bridge tradition and modernity.
With AgraSim, a globally unique research platform for simulating climate impacts on agroecosystems has been launched at Forschungszentrum Jülich. Led by Prof. Harry Vereecken (JARA-ENERGY, JARA-CSD) and Prof. Ghaleb Natour (JARA-ENERGY), it opens up new opportunities to develop sustainable strategies for the agriculture of tomorrow.
