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  • News
    Secrets between loud and quiet
    30.01.2020
    “Every person constantly encounters sound. Without sound there would be neither communication nor music”, says Peter Balazs, director of the Acoustics Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) in Vienna. Although sound is so common and was already studied by Pythagoras, there is still a lot for researchers to do. “We mainly work with sound in the everyday sense, i.e., a longitudinal wave that spreads as pressure differences in the air. The basic principle ...
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    Scientists from around the globe in Vienna
    12.11.2015
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    Science year 2022: anniversary, Mendel, space
    03.01.2022
    There is a lot going on at the OeAW in 2022: the Academy is celebrating its 175th anniversary, opening its Campus Academy in the heart of Vienna, and celebrating the 200th birthday of the “father of genetics”, Gregor Mendel. Here is a quick look at the highlights of the new science year.
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    Science year 2022: anniversary, Mendel, space
    25.01.2022
    series of activities. These can be found online from January at www.gregormendel200.org. The CeMM - Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the OeAW is also celebrating an anniversary. The institute on the campus of the Medical University of Vienna and the Vienna General Hospital is celebrating its 15 th research anniversary. Recently, the OeAW Institute has repeatedly been the focus of public attention: along with IMBA - Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the OeAW, ...
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    Science not Silence
    24.04.2017
    Sometimes science needs to be loud: On April 22, thousands of people in 600 cities worldwide took to the streets to rally for the importance of science and against fake news. In Vienna hundreds gathered as well to speak up for science and research.
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    Science as an opportunity for the Western Balkans
    31.05.2016
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    Science as a beacon
    31.05.2021
    Science is a beacon in rough seas – the fight against the pandemic has clearly shown that, said President Alexander Van der Bellen at this year's Ceremonial Session of the OeAW. This took place for the first time in the renovated main building of the Academy in Vienna.
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    Science Day: Sustainability
    23.09.2022
    diverging views and identifying common grounds on how research can contribute to understanding and solving the current sustainability crisis. When: September 23, 2022 (9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.) Where: Sitzungssaal der ÖAW, Dr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna The full program of this year's Science Day can be found here . Further information and registration: [email protected]
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    Science Day: Sustainability
    23.09.2022
    diverging views and identifying common grounds on how research can contribute to understanding and solving the current sustainability crisis. When: September 23, 2022 (9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.) Where: Sitzungssaal der ÖAW, Dr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna The full program of this year's Science Day can be found here . Further information and registration: [email protected]
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    Schülerinnen schnupperten "Forschungsluft"
    26.04.2019
    Mut machen, Rollenbilder aufbrechen und Vorbilder – wie etwa die drei Forscherinnen – vor den Vorhang holen.“ Neben den Einblicken in das Leben dieser erfolgreichen Forscherinnen, konnten die Schülerinnen am Girls‘ Day auch selbst Hand anlegen: Das Vienna Open Lab organisierte Mitmach-Stationen, bei denen die Schülerinnen ihre eigene DNA extrahieren und sogenannte Organoide, Mini-Organmodelle aus menschlichen Stammzellen, betrachten konnten. Zukunftsjob Forschung Jürgen ...