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  • News
    How to tame solar storms
    09.03.2020
    destroy electronic systems or slow down satellites because it heats up the atmosphere, which then expands further into space and thus increases flow resistance", explains Tanja Amerstorfer, physicist at the Space Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) . Underestimated danger The strongest documented solar storm to date, the so-called Carrington Event, took place in 1859. "At that time there was damage to the telegraph network and aurora (polar lights) ...
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    Why we overestimate our ability with foreign languages
    12.02.2020
    with a Styrian accent", said a newspaper about one of his roles. But how good is our own pronunciation when learning a foreign language? Is it true that we notice the accent much less with ourselves? This is exactly what scientists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), the Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) of Munich and the University of Malta investigated. They tested whether German-speakers learning English rated their own accent better than that of others. The ...
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    Quantum revolution takes a leap forward
    06.02.2020
    values than only 0 and 1. “These so-called high-dimensional quantum states show advantages such as increased information capacity, strengthened noise resistance, and improved communication security”, says Marcus Huber, group leader at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna. To harness these benefits, high-dimensional quantum gates that perform complex operations on high-dimensional quantum information are indispensable. Similar to their binary counterparts, these gates ...
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    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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    High-dimensional quantum gates increase information capacity for quantum communication
    24.01.2020
    states show advantages such as increased information capacity, strengthened noise resistance, and improved communication security”, says Marcus Huber, group leader at the Vienna Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW). To harness these benefits, high-dimensional quantum gates that perform complex operations on high-dimensional quantum information are indispensable. Similar to their binary counterparts, these gates can ...
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    Rethinking Academia - Funding scientific research
    21.01.2020
    be discussed at the event "Rethinking Academia - Funding scientific research: how to foster knowledge and innovation fairly and efficiently?" . The organisers, supported by the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Communication of the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna and other research institutions, invite you to participate in an open discussion on the future of research funding, after keynote lectures by experts such as Gregor Weihs, Bevin Ashley Zauderer, ...
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    KÜNSTLICHE INTELLIGENZ ZEIGT FORSCHUNGS­TRENDS IN DER QUANTENPHYSIK
    15.01.2020
    Zwei österreichische Forscher haben eine neuartige Methode entwickelt, mit der Computerprogramme das Wissen aus hunderttausenden Fachartikeln effizient verarbeiten können. Mithilfe von künstlicher Intelligenz lassen sich dadurch sowohl Prognosen für zukünftige Forschungstrends erzeugen, als auch unorthodoxe, neue Forschungsthemen aufzeigen. Wie das funktioniert, berichten Anton Zeilinger und Mario Krenn nun im Fachjournal „Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences“.
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    KÜNSTLICHE INTELLIGENZ ZEIGT FORSCHUNGSTRENDS IN DER QUANTENPHYSIK
    15.01.2020
    Zwei österreichische Forscher haben eine neuartige Methode entwickelt, mit der Computerprogramme das Wissen aus hunderttausenden Fachartikeln effizient verarbeiten können. Mithilfe von künstlicher Intelligenz lassen sich dadurch sowohl Prognosen für zukünftige Forschungstrends erzeugen, als auch unorthodoxe, neue Forschungsthemen aufzeigen. Wie das funktioniert, berichten Anton Zeilinger und Mario Krenn nun im Fachjournal „Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences“.
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    OeAW strengthens core areas in the humanities
    14.01.2020
    and interpretation of cultural heritage are an integral part of the work of scientific academies. Humanities research in all its facets has a long tradition at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). For example, the publication of Austrian historical sources has been one of its central tasks since the foundation of the academy in 1847. Today, eleven internationally networked and recognized institutes of the OeAW conduct research on central humanities and cultural studies ...
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    Quantum Encryption realized under the sea
    13.01.2020
    An international team of researchers from the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna established a quantum encrypted connection between Sicily and Malta via a submarine cable. The record distance of 192 kilometres was a further step in the development of a secure quantum internet. The team now reports on their experiment in the journal "Nature Quantum Information".