Dagmar Schäfer interviewed on "Der Rest ist Geschichte" by Deutschlandfunk on the origins of black powder

Han Cheng in The Conversation on the impacts of dust storms on China and Mongolia

Lorraine Daston is cited in The Atlantic on the objectivity of AI

Harvard Magazine mentions "Metals, Minerals, and the Life Cycle” project

Anna Lisa Ahlers interviewed in Süddeutsche Zeitung on China and its global role in the sciences

Ole Birk Laursen in India's World about the Indian socialist Narayan Krishna

Lorraine Daston on images of extinction for the London Review of Books and on The LRB Podcast

Dyna Rochmyaningsih quotes Dwirahmi Suryandari in National Geographic on the restitution of "Java Man"

Erik Baark for ThinkChina on why China's waste incinerators are running out of trash

Dagmar Schäfer featured in the 2024 MPS yearbook with her article "Who owns knowledge?"

Max Planck Society's MaxMag features MPIWG Journalist-in-Residence program and alumna Sahana Ghosh

Erik Baark on the "Big Beautiful Bill Act" and the implicit consequences for China in ThinkChina

Lorraine Daston on Zukunft Denken on rules, their history, and their ambiguities

Schmidt-Madsen on how "Snakes & Ladders" served as a cosmic roadmap of fate and storytelling on 5G4D

Jacob Schmidt-Madsen interviewed by The Channel on games and their societal and ideological implications

Matteo Valleriani talks to Jessica Hughes of detektor.fm about ways to employ AI in studying history

Rudolf Stichweh interviewed by WELT on the political situation facing American universities

In nd, Hans-Jörg Rheinberger reflects on his German translation of Of Grammatology, 50 years ago

Alexander Blum on radioeins (rbb) podcast on the existence of God and its relationship to science

Matteo Valleriani publishes open letter on large language models (LLMs) in The Guardian