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    WWTF supports corona research at the OeAW
    15.04.2020
    fact that we know a little more every day is thanks to the intense efforts of the international scientific community. In Austria too, scientists are working nonstop to contribute crucial pieces to the bigger puzzle to solve the corona pandemic. The life sciences are currently particularly challenged. But the humanities, cultural sciences and social sciences are also in demand to analyze the effects of the virus on society and culture. The Vienna Science and Technology Fund ...
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    War is not only a men´s affair
    28.09.2018
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    What do scientists think about Brexit?
    30.06.2016
    Britain’s decision to leave the EU could also affect science and research. The country is one of the major players in Europe’s research landscape. What do British scientists affiliated with the OeAW and OeAW researchers who are collaborating in projects with the UK think about Brexit? Some reactions.
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    What robot dogs and moral machines have to do with digital ethics
    27.06.2024
    influence the way digital technologies are viewed and used. The results of the research will now be presented to a broad audience for the first time at an international conference. Related social issues will also be discussed: How are the relationships between humans and machines changing in a world where both are increasingly interconnected? How do we deal with moral dilemmas raised by new technologies - such as accidents involving self-driving cars? And what can digital ...
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    What would a world without vaccines look like?
    25.05.2021
    because of vaccination programs. But then the motivation to get vaccinated sank in the West and measles experienced a comeback. "Vaccines are a victim of their own success," Burgmann says. One of the reasons why some people are no longer aware of their importance is that vaccines are given to healthy people for immunization. The paradoxical consequence: "The successes are not immediately noticeable if someone does not get any infection," Burgmann says. The fact that the ...
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    What’s on at the Academy?
    04.10.2016
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    Where you live can influence the number of children you have
    02.04.2020
    births in the two countries. The result: women in cities have fewer children than they would like. What happened to the desire to have children? "The desire to have children has remained surprisingly stable despite the drop in births in recent decades. And there are hardly any differences between the urban and rural population", says demographer Riederer. But in the city, plans to have children are more often postponed, and at some point, it may be too late. In particular, ...
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    Why the fight against other diseases will benefit from the development of COVID vaccines
    02.12.2021
    is still no vaccine for the HIV virus, which has been circulating since the early 1980s. Although AIDS can now be prevented with drugs in countries with good medical care, an alarming number of people are still dying from the infectious disease in many sub-Saharan African countries. However, there are currently promising results from vaccine research at Oxford University, Angetter-Pfeiffer reports. For many years there has also been an intensive search for a vaccine against ...
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    Why we overestimate our ability with foreign languages
    12.02.2020
    previous studies that accents you know well are easier to understand. Another possible explanation is the mere-exposure effect, i.e., the psychological phenomenon by which people tend to develop a preference for things they know well." If anything is familiar to us, it is of course our own accent. What do these results mean for the future of language learning? Eva Reinisch recommends that you expose yourself to more criticism: "As long as we think that we are actually quite ...
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    Wolfgang Lutz is the first Austrian to win the Yidan Prize
    26.09.2024
    What is the long-term impact of a population's level of education on social, economic, and ecological developments? How does education affect a society's capacity to adapt to climate change? And what is the role of education in achieving gender equality and social advancement? The most esteemed award in the global education sector These fundamental questions have been at the core of Lutz’s scientific work for decades. His research, which received numerous international ...