Who regulates the key regulator? Scientists of OeAW and MedUni Vienna report online in the journal Science about a newly discovered...

Art historians of the OeAW have explored the 800-year history of the Vienna Hofburg. The fifth and final volume containing the latest...

Molecular biologists of the OeAW together with the Boston Children's Hospital at Harvard demonstrate a completely new way of...

Particle physicist Johanna Stachel simulates snapshots of the Big Bang, colliding tiny particles at the highest energies at CERN. At...

The First World War did not end with 1918 - its consequences extended much further, says Irish historian John Horne. He was a guest...

Connecting axes tend to be more important than centers: what is true of many contemporary networks is also the case for social and...

On October 11, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences visited the OeAW. The meeting discussed what academies can learn...

Young Academics: Materials scientist Barbara Putz is researching nanometer-thin metal layers, which can be used for foldable screens,...

The Austrian cancer researcher received the´Silicon Valley´s Nobel Prize` of $ 3 million. Amon is a member of the OeAW since 2015.