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New experiment

Proving quantum entanglement with only a few questions

One of the essential features required for the realization of a quantum computer is quantum entanglement. A team of physicists from...

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New approaches to combination therapies for aggressive cancers

A recent study by the Academy reveals how the interaction of the epigenetic protein BRD4 with the metabolic enzyme MTHFD1 controls...

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Quantum Cloud Computing with Self-Check

With a quantum coprocessor in the cloud, physicists of the Austrian Academy of Sciences open the door to the simulation of previously...

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Prestigious Chinese science award goes to five Academy members

The quantum physicists Rainer Blatt, Anton Zeilinger and Peter Zoller, as well as Juan Ignacio Cirac and Jian-Wei Pan, will all...

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Roman time capsule at the bottom of the sea

Not far from the Spanish coast, a Roman merchant ship lay undiscovered on the seabed for more than 2,000 years. Its cargo is now...

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Coincidence helps with quantum measurements

Through randomly selected measurements, Austrian physicists can determine the quantum entanglement of many-particle systems. With the...

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Tschechoslowakische und österreichische Zöllner an der Staatsgrenze Hammern-Zettwing/Cetviny. © Mühlviertler Schlossmuseum Freistadt/Verlag Bibliothek der Provinz
Mon, 24.06.2019

Nachbarn und ihre gemeinsame und trennende Geschichte

Tschechien und Österreich haben Zeiten des freien Austauschs ebenso wie der strikten Trennung durchlaufen. Nun haben...

Daniel Gran, Aufnahme Dianas in den Olymp (1732) © Belvedere, Wien
Mon, 24.06.2019

„Dafne in Lauro“ bei der Styriarte

Dass diese Barockoper von Johann Joseph Fux heuer am Programm des Fux-Opernfests der Styriarte stehen kann, ist der Editionsarbeit...

ALMA - Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array © ESO/José Francisco Salgado
Tue, 25.06. – 26.06.2019

100 Jahre Union der Radiowissenschaften

Die internationale Union der Radiowissenschaften feiert 2019 ihr 100-jähriges Bestehen. Aus diesem Anlass findet in Graz ein...

Ensemble Singer Pur © Arne Schultz
Tue, 25.06.2019

Musikgenuss aus dem Umfeld Kaiser Maximilians

Anlässlich des 500. Todestags von Kaiser Maximilian I. wird Musik aus dem Umfeld seiner Hofkapelle – nach einer Einführung der...

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