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Current Edition 28.05.12 | 00:30 - 01:00 UTC

Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine

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SERIES

Brilliant Minds

They are among the best in their scientific fields: top-notch young researchers from all over the world

Race to Space? What are the prospects for manned missions?

Astronaut

Americans, Europeans, Russians, Chinese: all have ambitious space programs. Will this mean a new space race? We have a special guest to answer these questions: former astronaut Thomas Reiter.

"By the end of the year we will know if there is a Higgs boson."

Higgs-Teilchen (Source: dpa)

Using data from experiments in gigantic particle accelerators, scientists are searching for an important component of matter, the Higgs boson. Researchers may be close to find the elusive particle.

Brown fat - the secret to curing obesity?

Scientists are focusing a type of body tissue known as brown fat in hopes it may hold the cure to some types of obesity. Normally found in babies and animals that hibernate, brown fat burns energy to create warmth.

Expedition to the Ocean Floor

Tomorrow Today takes a fascinating look into the work of marine researchers – a five-part series in cooperation with the MARUM Research Center in Bremen.

Tomorrow Today Archive

Tomorrow Today 28.05.12

The aim of synthetic biology is to create artificial life that is not found in nature. Tomorrow Today looks into a world where engineering techniques are applied to biology.  

Tomorrow Today 21.05.12

It's the body's central processing unit and one of its vital organs: the brain. Now researchers plan to hook it up to a computer to find new ways to treat diseases. 

Tomorrow Today 14.05.12

Ever wanted to never have a tooth filled again? Fruit bats know the secret of staving off tooth decay. They eat sugary fruit, but their teeth stay healthy. Now dentists hoping the bats' secret could help them cut down on drilling and filling patients' teeth. 

Tomorrow Today 07.05.12

Viruses vs. Cancer: A Heidelberg research project is pioneering a new form of cancer treatment.  

Tomorrow Today 30.04.12

Better sleep through better lighting: researchers are developing light diodes that change colors to adapt to our biorhythms. 

Tomorrow Today

DW’s science program Tomorrow Today focuses on current topics in research, and is aimed at anyone who is interested in ongoing projects in Germany and Europe. Our reports use terms and concepts that are easily understood, portrayed in interesting ways, and address the core issues at stake. The show presents a comprehensive overview of the latest trends in science and research.

 

Team

Ingolf Baur

Ingolf Baur can be seen on German television screens almost every day - and always on the topic of science.

Team

Anne O'Donnell

DW’s Irish import Anne O'Donnell joined the Journal team as a sports anchor in January, 2011. She enjoys covering Formula 1 racing and the Bundesliga soccer highlights.

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