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    Sonnenstürme in Jahresringen erkennen
    14.11.2024
    sie mit C14-Daten aus Jahresringen von Bäumen, die besonders starke Sonnenstürme "erlebt" haben. Der emeritierte Professor für Geowissenschaften und Physik an der University of Arizona und Experte für die Radiokarbonmethode, stellt seine Ergebnisse beim Vortrag “Can radiocarbon in tree rings tell us what is happening on the Sun?" - organisiert von der Kommission für Geowissenschaften der ÖAW - vor. Er zeigt, wie die "Spitzen" in der Radiokarbon-Aufzeichnung als präzise ...
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    THE GREAT TIME OF MUSIC BOXES
    22.08.2017
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    Tariff War Between US and China: Donald Trump and Xi Jinping Battle for power
    22.04.2025
    alliances are forming. How is China reacting behind the scenes – and what can Europe do in response to these shifts of global power? Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik, sinologist and member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), is analysing the geopolitical consequences of the conflict. She explains why the tariff dispute is putting Europe in a bind – and what role diplomacy and historical parallels play in this global power game. Will the Tariff Dispute Escalate into a ...
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    The "forgotten" revolution of 1848
    02.03.2018
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    The Achilles heels of cancer cells
    07.09.2020
    The start-up QUANTRO Therapeutics , which was founded by Stefan Ameres from IMBA – the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) – and Johannes Zuber from the Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP), relies on the latest methods in functional genetics and time-resolved transcriptomics to develop anti-cancer drugs. In an interview, Ameres explains how this works. What is the goal of QUANTRO Therapeutics? Stefan Ameres: We come from basic ...
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    The Carceral Geography of Late Colonialism
    14.06.2012
    Foucauldian notions of panoptic surveillance and treated its impact on Palestinians in terms of Agembem’s notions of Homo Sacer/ Bare Life. What is missing from these accounts however, is any account of Palestinian agency. Palestinians are not simply objects of Israel’s technologies of control but are also active subjects who through a variety of everyday practices negotiate, elude, subvert and sometimes over-turn the operations of the spatial regime while constantly ...
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    The Political Power of Stand-Up Comedy
    16.02.2026
    criticism, and that role is only increasing. As Cynthia Willett and Julie Willett argue, we are living in the “age of the comedian”: audiences increasingly look to comedians to make sense of the world. Traditionally, this has often taken the form of overt satire—challenging social norms, critiquing institutions, and confronting power. At the same time, stand-up can be deeply personal, built on performers’ own anecdotes. What interests me most is where the personal and the ...
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    The best research conditions for the best minds
    07.04.2021
    health, society, and the economy. There are currently more than 43 research projects on SARS-CoV-2; for example, on the mutations of the virus, herd immunity in the population, and what past epidemics can teach us about the current one. Through this, the Academy aims to help overcome this global challenge in the short- and mid-term, and to create knowledge on how to deal with the long-term effects of the crisis. The corona crisis has given the advancing digitalization of all ...
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    The morality of the machine
    25.06.2024
    because they think that the elderly have a kind of wisdom that they could not have acquired otherwise. The role of the rule of law Are there other social similarities scattered around the world? Awad: One of the things we also found is the relationship between the preference of sparing rule-followers in a country and the rule of law (how much the law is respected and followed in a country) in that country. In some countries the rule of law is very strong, for example as in ...
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    The price of truth
    13.11.2025
    repair in an age of populism. It argues for institutions built to govern uncertainty rather than chase it, and asks how reclaiming the price of truth can renew the very foundations of democracy. ARIS KOMPOROZOS-ATHANASIOU is Professor of Economy and Society at University College London, and Founding Director of the UCL Centre for Capitalism Studies. He is the author of "Speculative Communities: Living with Uncertainty in a Financialized World" (University of Chicago Press, ...