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With our brochures, flyers and information materials, we would like to give you an impression of who we are and what we experience and research at the DPZ. You can view the materials directly on your screen or download them as pdf via our media library.

We would also be happy to send you our information in printed form. Please order them by e-mail at presse(at)dpz.eu, stating your address.

Current issues

Research Highlights 2023

We present the six most interesting research results every year. Have a look!

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Further issues of our Highlights brochure

Highlights 2022

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Highlights 2021

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Highlights 2020

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Highlights 2019

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[Translate to English:] Titelseite der Broschüre Highlights 2018. Screenshot: Siersleben

Highlights 2018

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[Translate to English:] Junger Rhesusaffe (Macaca mulatta) an der Cayo Santiago Field Station des Carribean Primate Research Center (Puerto Rico). Die Station wurde 2017 vom Hurrican Maria schwer getroffen und verwüstet. Foto: Christian Schloegel

Highlights 2017

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Highlights 2016

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Highlights 2015

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Highlights 2014

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Cover of the Highlights broschure.

Highlights 2013

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Highlights 2012

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Highlights 2011

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Chronicle

Chronicle 40 Years of DPZ

40 Years of DPZ

Get a brief overview of the past 40 years of the German Primate Center in your bilingual booklet: download PDF

Flyer

You want information about the DPZ? Here you can download flyer that gives you a brief overview on topics concerning the German Primate Center. We will add constantly more information material. Visit the page again!

Contact

Heike Klensang print and guided tours +49 0551 3851-121 Contact Profile

DPZ poster
The poster shows some of the monkeys our researchers are working with. The photos were taken by our staff during their work in the animals' countries of origin but also in the primate enclosure at the DPZ.