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    Byzantium was for centuries a hub for migration
    03.06.2020
    The entire history of mankind is a history of migration. For thousands of years, people have left their homes to set foot elsewhere, whether forced or voluntary. This is evidenced by the historical mi
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    Botanical Garden goes digital
    23.05.2016
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    Black Lives Matter – also in literature
    22.06.2020
    are speaking to each other may also say something about the lack of diversity in Austrian academia. But I think it would be wrong as a White academic to retreat and do nothing. At the Institute of English and American Studies at the University of Vienna, we are in the process of writing a public statement in which we declare our solidarity with BLM. It is increasingly important to provide our students with a critical thinking tool with which they can reflect on their own ...
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    Black Holes, Fundamental Physics and the Information Paradox
    30.11.2018
    Professor Malcolm J. Perry von der Universität Cambridge, wird zu „Black Holes, Fundamental Physics and the Information Paradox“ im Festsaal der Akademie eine öffentliche Vorlesung im Rahmen der kombiniert stattfindenden Konferenzen DISCRETE18 und Vienna Central European Seminar 2018 abhalten. Anmeldung erbeten: [email protected]
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    Bert Fragner Memorial Lecture
    01.12.2022
    ein Forum für den Austausch mit etablierten und – im Sinne von Bert Fragners unermüdlicher Förderung des wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchses – jüngeren Forscherpersönlichkeiten. Die erste Bert Fragner Lecture hält Hessam Habibi Doroh von der FH Campus Vienna zum Thema "Between Greater Khorasan and the Khorasan Province - The continuity of Greater Khorasan in the social identity of Iranian Sunnis in Khorasan province" . Hessam Habibi Doroh beleuchtet die identitätsstiftenden ...
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    Being young during the pandemic
    17.08.2021
    young people do not have the opportunity to do what they would normally do for a long period of time –spending time with their peers rather than withdrawing at home? It varies across individuals, says Claus Lamm, a researcher at the University of Vienna’s Department of Cognition, Emotion and Methods in Psychology at the University and a member of the OeAW. “But generally, as social animals people need social contact and social support,” says the psychologist. Another factor ...
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    Beam me up!
    06.10.2004
    The teleportation of entangled particles was also repeated outside the laboratory. So, "beaming" was achieved, i.e., the proof of the entanglement of two light particles over the entire distance between the Vienna Prater and the Danube Island.
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    Basophils - underestimated players in lung development
    12.10.2018
    Institute of Science, together with the teams of Sylvia Knapp at the CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Department of Medicine I of the Medical University Vienna and Tibor Harkany at the Center for Brain Research of the Medical University of Vienna could establish the first comprehensive map of lung cell types and their inter-lineage crosstalk during development. An unexpected finding: basophils, immune cells that were ...
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    Award for expert on globalisation
    30.11.2015
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    Award for OeAW honorary member Gerald Holton
    21.05.2021
    (98) has received the Frontiers of Knowledge Award 2021 in the humanities category. The prize, endowed with 400,000 euros, is awarded by the Spanish BBVA Foundation in cooperation with the Spanish National Research Council. Holton, who grew up in Vienna and was driven out by the National Socialists, receives the award for "seminal contributions to the history of 19 th and 20 th century science in which he has shown a special sensitivity to cultural, philosophical, and ...