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    FORMATION OF MAGMA OCEANS ON EXOPLANETS
    23.10.2017
    it can heat the material in which it flows because of electrical resistance. This process called induction heating is widely used in industry to melt materials and at home to cook using induction stoves. Fast rotation causes heating An international team led by the Space Research Institute (IWF) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) with participation of the Department of Astrophysics of the University of Vienna was inspired by these examples. “We wanted to investigate ...
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    FORMATION OF MAGMA OCEANS ON EXOPLANETS
    20.10.2017
    it can heat the material in which it flows because of electrical resistance. This process called induction heating is widely used in industry to melt materials and at home to cook using induction stoves. Fast rotation causes heating An international team led by the Space Research Institute (IWF) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) with participation of the Department of Astrophysics of the University of Vienna was inspired by these examples. “We wanted to investigate ...
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    Plant Power: Electrical Forces Bring Ancient Plant Proteins Back to Life
    31.10.2025
    Sometimes, a tiny spark is enough to set evolution in motion. An international team led by Juan Carlos De la Concepcion, Nicholas Irwin and Yasin Dagdas at the GMI – Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) discovered that subtle electrostatic changes can cause an ancient plant protein to break free from its original complex and take on new functions. An Ancient Protein and A Major Puzzle Cells operate like finely tuned ...
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    "Das Phantom des Universums" im Planetarium
    26.08.2023
    einer ehemaligen Goldmine in South Dakota, zum empfindlichsten Dunkle Materie-Detektor der Welt. Von dort geht es zum Large Hadron Collider, dem weltweit größten und leistungsstärksten Teilchenbeschleuniger am CERN nahe Genf, wo ein internationales Team zusammenarbeitet, um den Bestandteilen der Dunklen Materie auf die Spur zu kommen. Im Anschluss an den Film beantworten Teilchenphysiker:innen die Fragen des Publikums. Diese Veranstaltung findet in Kooperation mit dem ...
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    Tiefseeleben am Pazifischen Feuerring
    08.06.2024
    Monika Bright, Professorin für Zoologie und Meeresbiologie an der Universität Wien, erzählt in ihrem Vortrag "Forschung in der Tiefsee: Leben in der Unterwelt der Thermalquellen am Pazifischen Feuerring" , wie es dazu kam, dass ein internationales Team unter ihrer Leitung vom Schmidt Ocean Institute finanziert wurde, um mit dem Forschungsschiff „R/F Falkor (too)“ einen Monat lang weit weg von Land in einen lichtlosen Lebensraum vorzudringen, der von extremen Temperatur-, ...
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    NÄCHSTER SCHRITT ZUM BAU REGIONALER QUANTENNETZWERKE
    29.08.2019
    spezielle Schnittstellen. An diesen wichtigen Knotenpunkten eines zukünftigen Quanteninternets forscht der Innsbrucker Experimentalphysiker Ben Lanyon, der für seine Forschungen 2015 mit dem österreichischen START-Preis ausgezeichnet wurde. Nun ist seinem Team am Institut für Experimentalphysik der Universität Innsbruck und am Institut für Quantenoptik und Quanteninformation der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW) ein Rekord für die Übertragung von ...
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    Deep look into the dipolar quantum world
    25.10.2023
    Innsbruck, the experimental physicist and her team achieved the first Bose-Einstein condensate of erbium in 2012. In 2019, she led one of the teams observing for the first time supersolid states in ultracold quantum gases of magnetic atoms. At Harvard University meanwhile, the German experimental physicist Markus Greiner is the pioneer of optical techniques allowing for the direct observation of individual atoms. Using high-resolution microscopy, the Harvard team has ...
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    “String breaking” observed in 2D quantum simulator
    04.06.2025
    Peter Zoller's theory team, the researchers arranged up to several dozen rubidium atoms in optical traps with Kagome geometry – similar to a traditional Japanese braiding pattern – using QuEra's programmable Aquila neutral atom platform. “We considered theoretically what would be the minimum setup in which this phenomenon could be observed. And we took advantage of the progress made in the experimental control of neutral atom simulators,” says Torsten Zache from Peter ...
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    Brasilien, Ghana und Indien im Fokus
    07.02.2023
    Das nächste Colloquium des Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital beleuchtet den Zusammenhang zwischen Lebensstandard, Energieverbrauch der Haushalte und Klimarisiken. Ein Team vom International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) präsentiert unter dem Titel "Intersecting Inequities in Energy Consumption, Decent Living Standards, and Risk of Climate Change Exposure in Ghana, India, and Brazil" seine Forschungsarbeiten, die sich auf ...
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    Cause of congenital immunodeficiency in children identified
    22.08.2014
    patients with a disease characterized by an inherited lack of neutrophil granulocytes termed severe congenital neutropenia (SCN) may shed light on the delicate balance of factors controlling differentiation, maintenance, and decay of neutrophils. The team of CeMM Principal Investigator Kaan Boztug in collaboration with the group of Christoph Klein, Director of the Dr. Von Hauner Children’s Hospital Munich, identified mutations in the gene JAGN1 as a novel subtype of SCN in ...