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    Prestigious Chinese science award goes to five Academy members
    26.04.2019
    knowledge in quantum research, opening up opportunities for new applications worldwide. The Foundation announced the winners on April 26, five of them being members of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) who are also researching or have researched at the University of Innsbruck, the University of Vienna and the Academy. Rainer Blatt (University of Innsbruck and OeAW) is receiving the prize for his seminal experiments on quantum computers, and Peter Zoller (University of ...
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    HISTORY OF THE AUSTRIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
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    Roman time capsule at the bottom of the sea
    25.04.2019
    stretch off Spain's Mediterranean coast. Around 1,000 amphorae or, as the archaeologist Horacio González Cesteros calls them, "time capsules" went down with the ship. The Spaniard is a researcher at the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and is an expert on ancient ceramics. He is currently investigating the amphorae discovered at the bottom of the sea and their history. He talks about the probable destination of the ship and how to ...
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    MIT QUANTENPHYSIK GLETSCHER DATIEREN
    23.04.2019
    Ostalpen in Heidelberg durch. Die Ergebnisse, die einen Durchbruch in der Eisdatierung im Altersbereich der letzten 1.000 Jahre und einen Startschuss für künftige Forschungen darstellen, sind nun im US-Fachjournal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) erschienen. Schon jetzt wird die Methode der Atomfalle zur Datierung von älterem Eis der Antarktis (mittels Krypton-81-Isotopen) und zur Datierung von Grundwasser (mittels Argon-39) eingesetzt. Argon ist ein ...
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    MIT QUANTENPHYSIK GLETSCHER DATIEREN
    23.04.2019
    Ostalpen in Heidelberg durch. Die Ergebnisse, die einen Durchbruch in der Eisdatierung im Altersbereich der letzten 1.000 Jahre und einen Startschuss für künftige Forschungen darstellen, sind nun im US-Fachjournal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) erschienen. Schon jetzt wird die Methode der Atomfalle zur Datierung von älterem Eis der Antarktis (mittels Krypton-81-Isotopen) und zur Datierung von Grundwasser (mittels Argon-39) eingesetzt. Argon ist ein ...
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    Coincidence helps with quantum measurements
    18.04.2019
    quantum simulator consisting of ten or more particles in the laboratory, we must characterize the states of the system as accurately as possible,” explains Christian Roos from the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences. So far, quantum state tomography has been used for the characterization of quantum states, with which the system can be completely described. This method, however, involves a very high measuring and computing ...
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    For a future without blinkers
    18.04.2019
    and became the symbol of the burgeoning environmental movement. It was also to be seen at the beginning of the international conference "Global Sustainable Development Goals in a Mediatized World", which took place from 4 to 5 April at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) in Vienna. Wolfgang Lutz, scientific director of the OeAW Vienna Institute of Demography, showed the photo at the beginning of his presentation, which introduced the topic of the conference: the "Agenda ...
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    Quantum physicists develop new method for cooling nanoparticles
    05.04.2019
    similar challenges for quantum control exist", says Uros Delic, first author of the publication in Physical Review Letters, which resulted from a collaboration, led by Markus Aspelmeyer, between scientists from the University of Vienna, the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The idea originally came from the Innsbruck physicist Helmut Ritsch and the US physicists Vladan Vuletic and Steve Chu, who realized that it was sufficient ...
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    NEW PARTICLE ACCELERATOR EXPERIMENT LAUNCHED IN JAPAN
    27.03.2019
    experiment, which is now fully equipped with a state-of-the-art vertex detector. This instrument measures the particle trajectories near the collision point with an accuracy of a few micrometers. The Institute of High Energy Physics of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) has been involved in experiments in Japan since 2001 and led the development and construction of part of the vertex detector, the so-called silicon vertex detector (SVD). As in previous years, the ...
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    "Maximilian believed in progress"
    25.03.2019
    Middle Ages, he experienced the transition to modern times in his adult years. "As a politician, Maximilian believed in progress and repeatedly instigated reforms", explains Manfred Hollegger from the Institute for Medieval Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). Hollegger is one of the organizers of the conference "Maximilian I (1459-1519). Character, rifts and upheaval in a period of transition", which took place from 18 to 23 March 2019 in Innsbruck, Wels and ...