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    The best research conditions for the best minds
    07.04.2021
    the long-term effects of the crisis. The corona crisis has given the advancing digitalization of all areas of society and life a strong boost. The OeAW will highlight the opportunities and risks of this rapid change with a new and diverse series of public events. The "Colloquium Digitale" starts in 2021 and will include webinars, workshops, lectures, and panel discussions. Another new series of events is dedicated to the topic of "sustainability" and deals, for example, with ...
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    The Young Academy Distinguished Lecture Series
    13.11.2026
    The Invisible Force Revealed: Developing New Ways to Study the Microbial World Surrounding Us 3 November 2025 – Host: Julia Lajta-Novak, Guest: Claudia Benthien (University of Hamburg), Moderation: Anne Sophie Meincke Poetry / Publics / Politics: The Uses of Poetry in Public Spaces 10 June 2025 – Host: Anne Sophie Meincke, Guest: Alfred Mele (Florida State University), Moderation: Alice Auersperg Can Biology Help Us Defend Free Will? An Emerging Debate in Philosophy 9 ...
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    The Young Academy Distinguished Lecture Series
    21.04.2026
    The Invisible Force Revealed: Developing New Ways to Study the Microbial World Surrounding Us 3. November 2025 – Host: Julia Lajta-Novak , Guest: Claudia Benthien (Universität Hamburg), Moderation: Anne Sophie Meincke Poetry / Publics / Politics: The Uses of Poetry in Public Spaces 10. Juni 2025 – Host: Anne Sophie Meincke , Guest: Alfred Mele (Florida State University), Moderation: Alice Auersperg Can Biology Help Us Defend Free Will? An Emerging Debate in Philosophy 9. ...
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    The Women Changing Science in the Mediterranean
    20.02.2025
    aim to deepen our understanding of non-state social organization, emphasizing the dynamic and diverse ways making kin, beyond genetic ties, in past communities. Learn about why kinship still needs anthropologists in the 21 st century in my recent publication in Anthropology Today .
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    The State and Innovation: A Different Narrative
    10.06.2015
    Dieser dürfe sich nicht darauf beschränken, Marktversagen zu korrigieren. Er habe vielmehr die Aufgabe, selbst Märkte zu entwickeln und zu gestalten. Dazu müsse er auch als Lead Investor auftreten und Risiko übernehmen. Es bedürfe dazu aber auch einer Public-Private-Partnerschaft, die dem Staat - und damit den Steuerzahlern - nicht nur die Sozialisierung des Risikos aufbürdet, sondern auch einen adäquaten Anteil an den Erträgen sichert. Mariana Mazzucato stellt diese ihre ...
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    The Political Power of Stand-Up Comedy
    16.02.2026
    disrupt ideas about in-groups and out-groups. In that sense, it can genuinely shift how people think. In democratic contexts, that could translate into changes in political engagement – how people vote, whether they protest, how they participate in public debate. At the same time, I think there are real concerns about how resolving serious subjects into humor can lead to trivializing them, to people not taking things seriously. It is that tension, that balance, that I want ...
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    The Nebra Sky Disc dates from the Early Bronze Age
    13.11.2020
    sediment adhering to the Sky Disc and to one of the accompanying swords as well as adherences on a bronze axe, ultimately speak for an origin from the Mittelberg. Copper and Gold: Salzburg region and Cornwall as ore deposits of the Bronze Age In their publication the researchers also see the unity of the finds proven through the analysis of the copper of the Sky Disc and the accompanying finds. As trace elements and lead isotope ratios show, the copper for both comes from ...
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    The Invisible Force Revealed: Developing New Ways to Study the Microbial World Surrounding Us
    21.04.2026
    understanding of their importance in biodiversity, planetary, and human health, it is becoming crucial to understand symbiotic interactions in their intricate detail. The Young Academy Distinguished Lecture Series brings cutting-edge scholarship to the public, presented by distinguished experts and members of the Young Academy. This current lecture will provide insights into the important role of cooperation between organisms in the biosphere, a concept that is, thanks to ...
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    The Invisible Force Revealed: Developing New Ways to Study the Microbial World Surrounding Us
    21.04.2026
    understanding of their importance in biodiversity, planetary, and human health, it is becoming crucial to understand symbiotic interactions in their intricate detail. The Young Academy Distinguished Lecture Series brings cutting-edge scholarship to the public, presented by distinguished experts and members of the Young Academy. This current lecture will provide insights into the important role of cooperation between organisms in the biosphere, a concept that is, thanks to ...
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    The Forgotten Soldiers of the Habsburg Monarchy
    27.03.2026
    into the army. From Joseph II’s conscription edict to the final defeat of Napoleon, some 35,000 Jewish soldiers took part in Austria’s wars. Through meticulous archival work, Berkovich began unearthing their service itineraries. Following the publication of several focused studies dealing with specific units (for example, mercenaries , Freikorps soldiers , and Kaiserjäger ), he has merged all his research data into a comprehensive open-access database hosted on CERN’s Open ...