Deutsches Primatenzentrum: Archive

Projekttreffen am DPZ: Deutsche und afrikanische Kooperationspartner trafen sich, um ein neues Forschungsprojekt in der Infektiologie zu diskutieren. Foto: Karin Tilch

Scientists from Africa and two Leibniz-Institutions discuss a new German-African research project to study tapeworm infections in the Ethiopian Highlands

Pageh-Stumpfnase (Simias concolor), Foto: Pauli Hien

Prof. Dr. Lutz Walter explains during an interview with Bayern 2 how much "ape" is within each one of us

In cooperation with scientists from Cologne and Vienna, primatologist Julia Fischer from the DPZ is researching the evolutionary fundamentals of social comparisons. The aim is to clarify the existence of social comparative processes not only in humans but also in non-human primates and corvids.

Anubispaviane leben in großen Gruppen zusammen, in denen eine ausgeprägte Hierarchie herrscht. Foto: Sascha Knauf.

DFG supports research group with 1.5 million euros.

250 Arten des Gießkannenschimmels sind bereits beschrieben worden. Der hier dargestellte Aspergillus nidulans ist ein beliebtes Studienobjekt der Wissenschaftler. Foto: Özgür Bayram und Gerhard Braus

Scientists of the Göttingen Research Campus participate in statement of the National Academy Leopoldina

After four years as President of the Leibniz Association, the farewell ceremony for Karl Ulrich Mayer took place at the Berlin Academy of the Arts this morning. At the same time, Matthias Kleiner was inaugurated as the new president and his first day at work will be on 1 July.

Madame Berthe's Mausmaki. Foto: Manfred Eberle

In the recent publication of the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), it states that the Madagascar Lemurs are the most endangered mammals in the world.

Das Foto zeigt eine Gruppe von Leuten mit Zetteln in der Hand.

The Administrative Director Michael Lankeit accepted the quality seal in Berlin. In future, the German Primate Center will further highlight the complexity of "Care" in its efforts towards family-friendliness.

Kattas im Freigehege am DPZ. Foto: Manfred Eberle

Claudia Fichtel explains to the SWR how to do intelligence tests with lemurs

Infection Ecology in Ethiopia

The ape in us

Fischer participates in DFG project

How social behavior affects health

Research on biodiversity must be expanded

Kleiner becomes new President

Smallest primate in the world threatened with extinction

DPZ once again a certified family friendly institution

Mental arithmetics with lemurs