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    OeAW: Georg Winter, Life Science Director of the AITHYRA institute
    13.03.2025
    The establishment of AITHYRA is continuing. The Research Institute for AI in Biomedicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), which was founded on the initiative of the non-profit Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation (BIS) based in Mainz, is growing: Biochemist Georg Winter will take over the biomedical directorate of AITHYRA from April 2025. The internationally award-winning scientist and ERC prizewinner has been selected as the best applicant in a highly competitive ...
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    OeAW: Georg Winter, Life Science Director of the AITHYRA institute
    13.03.2025
    The establishment of AITHYRA is continuing. The Research Institute for AI in Biomedicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), which was founded on the initiative of the non-profit Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation (BIS) based in Mainz, is growing: Biochemist Georg Winter will take over the biomedical directorate of AITHYRA from April 2025. The internationally award-winning scientist and ERC prizewinner has been selected as the best applicant in a highly competitive ...
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    Unlocking the secrets of bat immunity
    23.05.2025
    Director of the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) and group leader at the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, has developed an innovative organoid research platform that allowed them to closely investigate the cellular antiviral defense mechanisms of mucosal epithelial tissues of bats. The results have now been published in Nature Immunology and could pave the way for the development of new therapies against viral diseases. ...
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    "The split in US society has economic roots"
    18.09.2020
    can individualism in the USA be explained from a cultural-historical perspective? Zacharasiewicz: The American historian Frederick Jackson Turner described in the late 19 th century how much the collective experience of the frontier, the border between the cultivated land and the so-called wilderness, influenced the history of the USA. Until 1890, it was still possible to break away from civilization and build a log cabin in the wilderness, far away from the influence of the ...
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    Information regarding events at the OeAW
    10.03.2020
    As a preventive health measure the Austrian Academy of Sciences decided to cancel all public events until further notice. If possible events will be postponed to a later date. New dates will then be announced on the OeAW’s website . Thank you for your understanding! If you have any questions about a specific event please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] .
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    Gedenkfeier für Anna Morpurgo Davies
    20.06.2015
    Oxford erinnert in einer Feier an das Leben und Werk der Professorin für komparative Philologie. Morpurgo Davies war Mitglied der British Academy, der American Academy of Arts and Sciences und korrespondierendes Mitglied der ÖAW im Ausland. Für ihre Verdienste auf dem Gebiet der Sprachforschung erhielt sie unter anderem den Order of the British Empire. Die Dame of Commander lehrte und forschte bis zu ihrer Emeritierung 2004 an der Universität Oxford. Weitere Informationen ...
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    Football and Colonialism: Is Everyone Equal on the Pitch?
    16.07.2026
    their sense of belonging, harassment at border entry for teams from Iran, Senegal, or Morocco: the current World Cup shows that racism in sport is by no means a thing of the past. Few sports connect the world as much as football – and few are so deeply intertwined with colonial rule. From Arthur Wharton, the first known African professional player in 19th-century England, through the restrictive club policies in the French colonies, to the independence movements of the ...
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    "Birth Barometer" gives an in-depth view of fertility trends in Austria
    10.10.2019
    and many other questions are researched by the Vienna Institute of Demography of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). A new website, Birth Barometer , provides easily accessible visualisation of the key trends and developments in birth and fertility rates in Austria. Changing fertility rates The Birth Barometer shows that birth rates reached a recent peak in 2016, when close to 88,000 children were born in Austria. Since then, the number of births and the fertility rate ...
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    The universe from the perspective of quantum particles
    09.07.2025
    event from the perspective of different observers has led to several theoretical breakthroughs in classical physics. In the quantum world, however, switching between different reference frames is much more complicated. Physicists at the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Vienna of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Université Libre de Bruxelles have developed a new, general mathematical framework that can be used to analyze quantum systems from the ...
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    Wolfgang Lutz is the first Austrian to win the Yidan Prize
    26.09.2024
    joint venture between IIASA, the Austrian Academy of Sciences, and the University of Vienna. He also serves as a member of a United Nations expert team and was the author of the global sustainability report “The Future is Now” in 2019. Multiple awards Lutz has been the recipient of numerous prestigious awards in recognition of his outstanding work, including the Wittgenstein Prize from the Austrian Science Fund FWF and two Advanced Grants and a Proof-of-Concept Grant from th ...