The Mannheim tennis club Grün-Weiss has been playing in the Bundesliga for 40 years - that’s a record! And a reason to celebrate! So, a big anniversary party was held on the beautiful premises of the traditional club on Saturday, August 13. In the afternoon, the all stars showed (in the blazing sun)
Home game part 3! Tennis history is written in the city of squares. 4500 spectators attend the matches between Grün-Weiss Mannheim and Kurhaus Lambertz Aachen and watch Tommy Haas’ last appearance for Mannheim!
Being one of the most successful tennis clubs in Germany, Grün-Weiss Mannheim can look back on a history of more than 100 years. The traditional club was at the top of their game again in 2016, and had a lot to offer on and off the court. Alugha was there and accompanied the players, trainer and gue
At their home opener of the 2017 tennis bundesliga season, the TK Grün Weiß welcomes the newly promoted team TC02 from Weinheim. Both teams fought it out in fast-paced battles fascinating the 3500 spectators on hand!
After an exciting home opener in Mannheim, the 2017 Tennis Bundesliga continues: home team TK Grün-Weiß welcomes HTC Blau-Weiß from Krefeld. Nice weather and over 2000 spectators make for a great atmosphere that day.
The last home game of TK Grün-Weiß Mannheim. Everything is at stake! The title is at stake! This game day will decide who will receive it. This video is multilingual thanks to alugha. Learn more about us: https://alugha.com/ alugha – Everyone’s language! Taking internet videos to the next level
World class tennis live in Mannheim on the premises of the Tennisclub Grün-Weiss Mannheim. This video is multilingual (in English, en Español, auf Deutsch, en Français) thanks to alugha. You’re a video producer? Create multilingual videos with alugha to get more subscribers, more success and to
In addition to the current Bundesliga, an international tournament between seven European countries took place on the courts of the Tennisklub Grün-Weiß Mannheim from August 2nd to 4th: The 2017 Junior Davis Cup.
Like other viruses, retroviruses attack cells and force them to produce more retroviruses. This is only the first stage of the attack, because retroviruses implant into the genome and become part of our DNA. Authors: 3sat/nano/Docstation/Johan von Mirbach/Anna Grün/Riccardo Giese/Nico Schlegel, Max
There are probably 100 million different types of viruses. Their attacks always follow the same pattern. The viruses attach to a cell, transfer their genetic material and force the host cells to produce new viruses. Author: 3sat/nano/Docstation/Johan von Mirbach/Anna Grün/Riccardo Giese/Nico Schleg
The coronavirus is an RNA virus. An RNA is chemically more susceptible than a DNA. Errors occur more frequently during copying, and the virus mutates. Our immune system reacts slowly to it, vaccine development is more difficult. Author: 3sat/nano/Docstation/Johan von Mirbach/Anna Grün/Riccardo Gies
A gene drive is a radical new way of re-engineering the genetic makeup of an entire species - including harmful insects like the mosquito. But as the technology steams head, fueled by powerful gene editing techniques coming out of synthetic biology like CRISPR Cas9, what are the risks, and how can w
