For our #ResearchReels series, we invited scholars across the institute to pitch their recent publications! ⚡️
To find more of our #ResearchReels or to learn more about our scholars and the MPIWG, visit our Mediathek:
@mpiwg.bsky.social
@mpiwg.bsky.socialFor our #ResearchReels series, we invited scholars across the institute to pitch their recent publications! ⚡️
To find more of our #ResearchReels or to learn more about our scholars and the MPIWG, visit our Mediathek:
@mpiwg.bsky.social#ResearchReels: 1 publication—3 minutes🏅
Research Scholar Jeffrey Kotyk presents his chapter “Zoroastrianism in the Chinese Imagination.” It explores how Chinese sources documented this Persian #Religion, its customs, and its place in China’s cultural landscape.
🔗 https://bit.ly/47L7Eqc
@mpiwg.bsky.social#ResearchReels: 1 publication—3 minutes🏅
Daniela Trinks introduces “The Association between Go Experience and Sustained Attention in Young Adults,” co-authored with Theresa Martinez Garcia. It examines the cognitive effects of “Go” experience.
@mpiwg.bsky.social#ResearchReels: 1 publication—3 minutes🏅
Elizabeth Hughes introduces "Biomedical Visions: #Epistemology, #Medicine, and Art Practice." The book explores artist-scientist collaborations in #Biomedicine's past and future. 🩻
@mpiwg.bsky.socialFor our #ResearchReels series, we invited scholars across the institute to pitch their recent publications! ⚡
To find more of our #ResearchReels or to learn more about our scholars and the MPIWG, visit our Mediathek:
@mpiwg.bsky.social#ResearchReels: 1 publication—3 minutes🏅
What can photographs reveal that written records leave out?📸
Research Scholar Birgit Kolboske explores 60+ years of visual material from the @maxplanck.de archives in "Bilder einer Gesellschaft," offering a new perspective on its history.