Media & Press

MPIWG in the Media

Media & Press

Deputy Head of Research Communication and Management

Stephanie Hood

+49 30 22667 315

shood@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de

The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science features often in the national and global media. This page highlights appearances of our researchers and research in national and global news. Visit also the Mediathek for video and audio recordings.

August 2026

  • „Die Hälfte aller Nobelpreisträger hat einen Bruch in der Karriere“

    Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

    Visiting Senior Research Fellow Rudolf Stichweh on FAZ podcast on the significance of the Nobel Prize

    Go to podcast (GER)

  • The Indus Code: Who is in the race to crack a 4,000-year-old script?

    The Indian Express

    Adrija Roychowdhury in The Indian Express on the international race to decipher the "Indus Code"

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  • How Berlin Became the Centre of the Indian Freedom Struggle Abroad

    The Indian Express

    Ole Birk Laursen in The Indian Express on the Indian diaspora in Weimar-era Berlin

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July 2026

  • The Myth of the Food Desert

    The New Yorker

    Hanna Garth is cited in The New Yorker on the myth of the food desert in the US

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June 2026

  • La route de la soie scientifique de la Chine et l’avenir de la science mondiale

    La Presse

    Han Cheng and Hang Zhou in La Presse on the rise of China in the global system of science

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May 2026

  • How Persian became the language of colonial India’s religious surveys

    The Indian Express

    The Indian Express reports on Jean Arzoumanov's research on Persian in colonial India's religious surveys

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April 2026

  • Wo uns Chinas Universitäten überholen

    Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

    Anna Ahlers featured in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on China’s rise to global research dominance

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  • NTU Singapore and Max Planck Society Launch Southeast Asia’s First Max Planck Centres to Pioneer Research in Data-Driven Chemistry and Culture-Biology Interactions

    Scienmag

    Scienmag reports on recent Max Planck–NTU Singapore Centre for Biocultural Worlding (CBCW) launch

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  • Max-Planck baut Asien-Netzwerk aus: Wie Patrick Cramer im Spannungsfeld zwischen Kooperation und De-Risking operiert

    Table media

    Table Media on the Max Planck Society's new research centers in various Asian countries

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  • With its first two Max Planck Centers in Singapore, the Max Planck Society is now also present in Southeast Asia

    National Tribune

    National Tribune reports on recent Max Planck–NTU Singapore Centre for Biocultural Worlding (CBCW) launch

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