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    Neues aus Ephesos: Eine Palastanlage als Verwaltungsresidenz und Wohnsitz
    12.05.2023
    feststellen, dass die Palastanlage in ihrem Kern wohl auf das 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr. zurückgeht. Wie hat sich der Palast über die Jahrhunderte entwickelt? Baier: Die Geschichte des Gebäudeareals beginnt im Hellenismus, also in der Zeit des 3. bis zum 1. Jahrhundert v. Chr., welche für Ephesos eine sehr wichtige Epoche ist. In dieser Zeit hat sich die Stadt aufgrund ihrer strategischen geografischen Position zu einem wichtigen politischen, administrativen und wirtschaftlichen ...
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    Neues hören von der dunklen Seite
    02.04.2014
    Universität Wien Programm der Littrow Lectures Termin: 2. April 2014, 18:15 Uhr Ort: Festsaal der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW) Dr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 2 1010 Wien Kontakt:Dr. Marianne BaumgartAdministration GelehrtengesellschaftT (+43 1) 51581 / [email protected]
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    Neues neurologisches Krankheitsbild bei Kindern entdeckt
    24.04.2014
    sind geistig behindert. Noch nie zuvor wurde das Gen CLP1 mit einer menschlichen Erkrankung in Zusammenhang gebracht. Die Entdeckung dieses neuen Syndroms, das sowohl das Gehirn, als auch das periphere Nervensystem beeinträchtigt, brachte den IMBA Forschern und ihren Kollegen die Titelgeschichte im hochrangigen wissenschaftlichen Journal „Cell“. CLP1, eine Erfolgsgeschichte am IMBA IMBA Gruppenleiter Javier Martinez war der erste, der CLP1 überhaupt entdeckte (Nature, 2007). ...
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    Neural representation of speech in the auditory nerve and primary
    14.05.2012
    cell impairment on neural responses to speech stimuli in the auditory nerve and primary auditory cortex. Several important cochlear nonlinearities, such as compression and suppression, the shift in tuning with sound pressure level, and the component-1/component-2 transition at very high sound pressure levels, have been incorporated into the latest models of the auditory periphery. These properties of cochlear processing prove to be important not only in forming the normal ...
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    Neuzeitliche Urkunden aus dem bosnischen Kloster Fojnica
    19.03.2024
    der ÖAW" und wird vom Institut für die Erforschung der Habsburgermonarchie und des Balkanraumes der ÖAW in Kooperation mit dem Institut für Orientalistik der Universität Wien veranstaltet. Zoom-Link: https://oeaw-ac-at.zoom.us/j/62134217038?pwd=V3FRaW1zK0FNdklQYUoySjBTVVBMZz09 Meeting-ID: 621 3421 7038 Kenncode: 15hrDY
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    New OeAW Prize Question: Is Austria a good research location?
    02.02.2024
    research location. Our aim is to gather new ideas on what that might look like in the future." Submissions until May 1, 2024 Participants can submit their ideas in the form of essays of 10,000 to 15,000 characters. The competition is open to individuals and groups, and entries can be written in both German and English. Submissions can be sent by email to [email protected] until May 1, 2024. An interdisciplinary prize committee will then select the best answers, which ...
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    New Presiding Committee of the OeAW elected
    22.04.2022
    completes the management team of Austria's largest non-university institution for basic research led by the geographer Heinz Faßmann. The newly elected Presiding Committee has been elected for a total of five years and will take over the office on July 1, 2022, from the current Presiding Committee, which consists of Anton Zeilinger, Arnold Suppan, Oliver Jens Schmitt, and Georg Brasseur. Top management becomes more female "I look forward to working in this strong team, which ...
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    New approaches to combination therapies for aggressive cancers
    27.05.2019
    Kubicek, "so we were all the more surprised that the best hit was MTHFD1." This enzyme is involved in folate metabolism, a process that had not previously been connected to BRD4. In addition, MTHFD1 is located predominantly in the cytoplasm, while BRD4 resides in the nucleus. However, subsequent experiments showed that the small portion of the MTHFD1 protein found in the nucleus interacts with BRD4. This interaction recruits MTHFD1 to the DNA, where the enzyme contributes to ...
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    New experiment searches for dark matter 1,400 meters underground
    09.02.2021
    Physicists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Vienna University of Technology want to use a new experiment in the Gran Sasso underground laboratory, Italy, to find out whether a so far unconfirmed signal proves the existence of dark matter.
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    New mechanism controlling the master cancer regulator uncovered
    16.11.2018
    Noonan syndrome. The research team found that the protein called LZTR1, in concert with its copartner cullin 3, regulates RAS by attaching to it a small molecular tag, called ubiquitin. The modified RAS proteins demonstrate altered localization within the cell and reduced abundance. Mutational defects or inactivation of LZTR1 lead to an increase of RAS dependent pathways causing dysregulation of growth and differentiation. LZTR1 can therefore be considered a breaker of RAS ...