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A person is shown from behind, working in a laboratory while wearing gloves.

Young Science

Impact on early brain development

A new study provides fresh insights into how a medication affects early brain development—thereby opening up new approaches to minimizing risks during pregnancy. 

A person is shown from behind, working in a laboratory while wearing gloves.

Young Science

Impact on early brain development

A new study provides fresh insights into how a medication affects early brain development—thereby opening up new approaches to minimizing risks during pregnancy. 

A person is shown from behind, working in a laboratory while wearing gloves.

Young Science

Impact on early brain development

A new study provides fresh insights into how a medication affects early brain development—thereby opening up new approaches to minimizing risks during pregnancy. 

A collection of Neanderthal skeletal remains found in the Goyet Cave in Belgium; three of them are examined in this study.

Research

Late Neanderthals in Europe originated from a single population

A new study by the Senckenberg Society for Nature Research, the University of Tübingen, and the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities State Academy of Baden-Württemberg) highlights the enormous upheavals in the genetic history of Neanderthals.

A collection of Neanderthal skeletal remains found in the Goyet Cave in Belgium; three of them are examined in this study.

Research

Late Neanderthals in Europe originated from a single population

A new study by the Senckenberg Society for Nature Research, the University of Tübingen, and the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities State Academy of Baden-Württemberg) highlights the enormous upheavals in the genetic history of Neanderthals.

A collection of Neanderthal skeletal remains found in the Goyet Cave in Belgium; three of them are examined in this study.

Research

Late Neanderthals in Europe originated from a single population

A new study by the Senckenberg Society for Nature Research, the University of Tübingen, and the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities State Academy of Baden-Württemberg) highlights the enormous upheavals in the genetic history of Neanderthals.