As always you can read in the magazine what scientists in Amsterdam are working on and are inspired by. Would you rather hear them tell about this in person? On Monday, January 20, there will be an event around the new issue in Spui25, where three researchers who were involved with this issue will talk about their work.

Topics in Amsterdam Science #10:

• Why the common cold worsens asthma
• How memories are stored in your brain
• A double interview with Harro Bouwmeester and Toby Kiers about their hughe project on plant stress
• The importance of penguin poop for the South Pole ecosystem
• Why planet Earth contains relatively little carbon
• Hunting for neutrinos in the Mediterranean

... and more news from the fields of physics, chemistry, life sciences, mathematics, computer science and the medical sciences.

Where can you find the magazine?

The Amsterdam Science magazine can be found at various locations in the participating institutes and institutions, for example in the hall of the faculty building of the Faculty of Science at the Science Park. You can also read the latest issue online on the Amsterdam Science website.

Read the latest issue of Amsterdam Science

Event: Amsterdam Science Now

To celebrate the new issue, there will be an event in SPUI25 on Monday 20 January 2020 from 8 pm to 9.30 pm. Meet the makers of the magazine and come and listen to three different scientists who's work is featured in the magazine. You can register for free via the Spui25 website, and there are free drinks at the end of the evening! Once the program is online you will find the registration link below.

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