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Science 9 June 2000:
Vol. 288. no. 5472, pp. 1719 - 1721
DOI: 10.1126/science.288.5472.1719
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GERMAN SCIENCE:
Max Planck Charts New Path

Robert Koenig

Germany's premier basic research organization, the Max Planck Society, released a long-awaited blueprint for change during its annual meeting this week, recommending that the society's nearly 3000 scientists embrace more interdisciplinary and international projects in a range of new research priorities. The report, called Max Planck 2000-Plus, is the product of an 18-month-long internal review. Its recommendations were formulated by some two dozen Max Planck researchers and administrators, who sought input from every institute.

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