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    The story of Hitler’s DNA – and what genes really reveal about us
    01.12.2025
    initiative, the “Genome of Europe” project was launched last year, which aims to sequence 100,000 genomes from people across the EU. Each country contributes proportionally to its population size. For Austria, that’s just over 2,000 genomes. Nearly half will be sequenced at CeMM, and the Medical University of Innsbruck coordinates the project. Thus – ten years after the start of Genom Austria – a genomic map of Europe is finally emerging, with a substantial Austrian ...
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    The value of the Corona antibody test
    30.09.2021
    but not whether the antibodies can actually neutralize the virus. Our immune response is very complex and, as well as antibodies, there are other mechanisms that play an important role in protecting against the virus. What else does the strength of the immunization protection depend on? Bergthaler: The protection in the body also depends on whether, for example, the antibodies get into the respiratory tract and can act there. In addition, our immune response is very complex ...
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    The world in original sound
    08.01.2020
    guardian of five collections that belong to the world cultural heritage of UNESCO. In the interview, she talks about the plans she has for the archive and the challenges of dealing with the historical heritage. Apart from its age, what makes the OeAW Phonogrammarchiv so special? Kerstin Klenke: For once it is a very diverse archive that is not exclusively focused on one subject. The Phonogrammarchiv was founded in 1899 with the intention of collecting European dialects and ...
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    The year 2020 in science
    11.01.2021
    WASP-189b with the help of the first data from the Cheops space telescope: the celestial body is 3,200 degrees hot. And: its star rotates so fast that it is elliptical instead of round. Quantum leaps in the world of the smallest particles Not just in terms of exploring the vastness of the universe was 2020 an eventful year. In the world of the smallest particles, OeAW researchers made "quantum leaps" in the truest sense of the word. Physicists at the Academy managed to ...
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    Three OeAW Researchers Receive ERC Advanced Grants
    23.06.2026
    center of the Old Kingdom in Upper Egypt. Her project goes far beyond architectural questions, exploring the social processes that unfold in these threshold spaces. The research will receive approximately €2.7 million in funding. Understanding the Self-Organisation of Cortical Networks How does the human brain organise itself into functional neural networks - and what happens when this process is disrupted? Jürgen Knoblich of the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the ...
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    Towards a "European way" for digitalization
    25.06.2019
    During the dialogue format "Science and Politics in Conversation" (Wissenschaft und Politik im Gespräch) between the National Council and the Austrian Academy of Sciences, scientists and parliamentarians advocated for a "European way" to deal with digitalization and data. The participants agreed that the problematic approaches of the US on the one hand and China on the other hand should be avoided. For the second time since the launch event last year, researchers and members ...
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    US attack on Greenland?
    14.01.2026
    so-called GIUK Gap – the Greenland-Iceland-UK Gap – that both historically and today is important for the maritime defence of the North Atlantic sea lines of communication. In a wider interpretation of the word security that encompasses “economic security” one could argue that the likely large deposits of important natural resources such as rare earths, also make Greenland important. What would a hypothetical U.S. attack on Greenland mean for NATO? In such a scenario, would  ...
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    Ukraine: How Much Cultural Heritage Has Been Destroyed?
    08.02.2026
    Kuijt—who opened a new lecture series at the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) in December 2025—explains the challenges they faced. War Against Culture Why is it important to advance documentation of the destruction of cultural heritage in Ukraine? Ian Kuijt: Much of the international attention currently directed at Ukraine focuses either on the nature of the military conflict or on the loss of human life. But there is another, ...
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    VIENNESE RESEARCHERS DEMONSTRATE NEW CONCEPT OF MEASURING QUANTUM STATES
    16.07.2018
    practically viable. One of these is the development of efficient measurement techniques for the certification of high-dimensional entanglement: The more degrees of freedom are entangled, the more measurements are required, which has thus far limited the practical usability. Two questions, many answers A viable work-around has now been found by the group of Marcus Huber at the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) Vienna of the Austrian Academy of ...
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    VIENNESE RESEARCHERS DEMONSTRATE NEW CONCEPT OF MEASURING QUANTUM STATES
    16.07.2018
    practically viable. One of these is the development of efficient measurement techniques for the certification of high-dimensional entanglement: The more degrees of freedom are entangled, the more measurements are required, which has thus far limited the practical usability. Two questions, many answers A viable work-around has now been found by the group of Marcus Huber at the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) Vienna of the Austrian Academy of ...