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DW-TV?s science program TOMORROW TODAY focuses on current topics in research, and is aimed at anyone who is interested in ongoing projects in Germany and Europe. Our reports use terms and concepts that are easily understood, portrayed in interesting ways, and address the core issues at stake. The show presents a comprehensive overview of the latest trends in science and research.

Expert journalists present lively reports from scientific fields that are important for the future ? from space exploration to medical research, from the latest insights in psychology to planning the cities of tomorrow. Biographic reports introduce the people behind the latest developments and explain the work performed by outstanding scientists in the past. TOMORROW TODAY looks at the effects that this research has on our daily lives, and in-depth interviews with accredited experts on the show make the background and human aspect of science an interactive, tangible experience.

TOMORROW TODAY ? we tell you about the trends and developments that will form the future, from breakthroughs in aerospace technology to environmental protection, from genetic research to medical innovation. We get you in touch with the people that are thinking one step ahead of the game: visionaries, lateral thinkers, and the people who shape tomorrow?s world.

TOMORROW TODAY on DW-TV. The science program for people that want to know what?s coming next.

Deutsche Welle TV - Discover Germany

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Discover Germany

Discover Germany, the TV Travel Guide, takes you to Germany?s most beautiful destinations every week. From Sylt to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, from Aachen to Zittau ? each edition presents a particular region, city and landscape. The show is presented by Katty Sali

Deutsche Welle TV - in good shape

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in good shape

in good shape is the new health show on DW-TV. The focus of this program will be on healthy living and preventative care. Topics will include wellness and fitness, nutrition and beauty, therapy and prevention, alternative medicine and trends in medical treatment. in good shape looks at the whole spectrum of health ? mind, body and spirit.

How is traditional Chinese medicine used in Europe? What can be done to fight high blood pressure? Can aqua-fitness help burn fat twice as fast? The answers can be found on in good shape.

'in good shape' ? The Best Medicine for Body and Soul

Presenter Dr. Dirk Heimann will offer studio discussions with health experts, background information and tips on a healthy lifestyle. Be it a new form of treatment, international medical research or a diet tip, the Dr. administers it in a competent, informative and interesting, in good shape. Your weekly dose of DW-TV wellness.

Deutsche Welle TV - Arts.21

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Arts.21

ARTS.21 is a culture magazine from a country that has much more to offer than just classics, Beethoven and Bayreuth. Culture in Germany is 21st century: Young photographers sought the world over. A thriving, cosmopolitan cultural scene in the capital Berlin and many other regions. Major festivals and fairs. German culture featured around the globe. ARTS.21covers it all.

ARTS.21 has stories to tell from Germany: A daring cultural angle adds a new, surprising perspective on what moves a society.

ARTS.21 sets the course: Innovative series like 'My Treasure'. Special editions on, for example, the Venice Biennale, the ARTS.21 Summer of Culture and highlights on Asia, the Arabic world or South Africa.

ARTS.21 is at the focus:As a partner at major events (Berlinale Film Festival, Biennale di Venezia, German Book Prize) ARTS.21 is in close touch with key cultural players. Information and analysis we pass on the ARTS.21 viewers.

ARTS.21 goes its own way:A modern, well thought-out graphical layout helps keep viewers oriented during the half-hour program. The 'TOP3' segments, focusing on the latest news and events on the culture scene, add a bit more variety.