German physicists honour planck

Access through your institution Buy or subscribe munich The exhibition in Magnus House, Berlin, runs from 5 to 30 October. It includes personal items such as Planck's rucksack and

icepick — he was a keen mountain hiker — and documents that have not been publicly exhibited before. It will also be the first public showing for his death mask. This is a preview of

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