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    Academy Council
    The Academic Council has a supervisory function and is primarily concerned with supervising OeAW management.
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    Was kommt nach dem Transistor?
    23.05.2019
    Schrödinger-Lecture zum Thema „What Will Replace The Transistor?“ einen Ausblick auf ganz neue Möglichkeiten, Datenverarbeitung von Grund auf energieeffizienter zu gestalten. Der in Österreich geborene Physiker ist Mitglied der US-amerikanischen National Academy of Science und der Royal Society in London und wurde mit zahlreichen angesehenen Preisen geehrt. Sein Fachgebiet ist das der nichtlinaren Optik, in dem er vor allem mit seinen Berechnungen Photonischer Kristalle eine ...
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    New Members 2019
    21.05.2019
    The Austrian Academy of Sciences welcomed its new members in the Festive Session on May 10, 2019, amongst them eight new members of the Young Academy. We cordially welcome: Elisa Davoli (Mathematics, University of Vienna) Nicla de Zorzi (Assyriology, University of Vienna) Gina Moseley (Geology, University of Innsbruck) Anna Obenauf (Cancer Research, IMP, Vienna Biocenter) Jilian Petersen (Microbiology, University of Vienna) Ljiljana Radonić (Political Science/Cultural ...
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    Performance reports & strategy
    Annual report and intellectual capital report document the Academy's responsible and efficient handling of funds.
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    Quantum Cloud Computing with Self-Check
    15.05.2019
    Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Innsbruck have now surpassed these limits. They use a programmable ion trap quantum computer with 20 quantum bits as a quantum coprocessor, in which quantum mechanical calculations that reach the limits of classical computers are outsourced. “We use the best features of both technologies," explains experimental physicist Christine Maier, PhD candidate at the Academy institute. “The quantum ...
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    Registration_Young Academy Science Day
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    Austria's glacial ice shrank by a fifth in ten years
    08.05.2019
    for Interdisciplinary Mountain Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) have achieved an important result in this field. Using a new method, they have not only confirmed glacial retreat, which has been observed globally, but also calculated more precise results for the entire ice mass in Austria’s high-altitude mountains. This research success, which was achieved within the framework of the project "FutureLakes" funded by the Academy, has now been published in the ...
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    Blatt und Zechner in National Academy of Sciences aufgenommen
    02.05.2019
    Ganz genau 125 neue Mitglieder wurden heuer in die US-amerikanische National Academy of Sciences (NAS) aufgenommen, darunter auch 25 neue Auslandsmitglieder – zwei davon forschen in Österreich und sind Mitglieder der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW): Rainer Blatt und Rudolf Zechner. Der Experimentalphysiker Rainer Blatt ist wissenschaftlicher Direktor am Innsbrucker Institut für Quantenoptik und Quanteninformation der ÖAW, Professor an der Universität ...
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    Educated societies live longer
    29.04.2019
    therapies for infectious diseases. So far, however, little attention has been paid to the question of how structural changes in the population have affected life expectancy. A research team led by Marc Luy from the Institute of Demography of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) has investigated how changes in educational structure affect life expectancy. The study, which also involved researchers from Sophia University in Tokyo and the Sapienza University of Rome, was ...
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    Visualizing cancer at early stages
    26.04.2019
    different signals. But in many cases, these alone do not allow you to draw any conclusions about the condition of the tissue", explains mathematician Otmar Scherzer from the Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). For several years, Scherzer and his colleagues have been working to combine imaging techniques such as photoacoustic tomography (PAT) and optical coherence tomography (OCT) into a new analysis ...