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© Oliver Krüger People / Research / Story 27. April 2022 How it happens that humans and animals individualize The JICE Institute and the InChangE network focus on the role of individualization in changing environments. Four academics report on their research. © pixel-kraft/stock.adobe.com People / Research / Story 28. March 2022 Making water supply sustainable The number of people living in cities is growing. This makes the supply of drinking water more difficult—and calls for new smart technologies. © AdobeStock/Argus People / Research / Story 28. March 2022 On a mission to give postmigrant generations a voice Scientist Ekrem Düzen about Turkish communities in Germany Page navigationPage 1Page 2Page 3Current Page 4Page 5
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