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    Previously unknown mythological text of the ancient world discovered
    16.09.2021
    Finds of this kind are extremely rare: in St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, a researcher from the Austrian Academy of Sciences has discovered a previously unknown text from Homer's time. Only fragments on two sheets have survived, but a poetic text can be reconstructed from them, telling of the childhood of the god Dionysus.
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    Der frühe Islam in neuem Licht
    28.06.2022
    Bewegung selbst als auch ihrer Beziehung zu den etablierten religiösen und kulturellen Traditionen des spätantiken Nahen Ostens beeinflusst. Fred McGraw Donner, US-Historiker und Islamwissenschaftler, gibt in einem Vortrag zum Thema „The Changing Face of Early Islamic History“ einen Überblick über die intellektuellen und methodischen Entwicklungen, die zu dieser veränderten Sichtweise geführt haben, und stellt einige der Wissenschaftler vor, deren Arbeiten zu unserer neuen ...
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    ‘INVISIBLE’ POEM BY W.H. AUDEN RECONSTRUCTED
    04.08.2023
    by Timo Frühwirth and Sandra Mayer , literary historians at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). While working on a digital edition of the British-American poet W. H. Auden's correspondence with the Welsh-Austrian writer and journalist Stella Musulin, they noticed colourless indented typewriter impressions of lines of poetry contained in two documents. Through the use of computer-vision technologies, a previously unknown version of an Auden poem has now been ...
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    Paving the way for a faster Quantumcomputer
    13.08.2015
    means that a set of quantum gates can act in all possible orders at the same time. Surprisingly, this effect can be used to reduce the total number of gates required for certain quantum computations. All orders at once A team led by Philip Walther recently realized that superimposing the order of quantum gates, an idea which was theoretically designed by the group of Caslav Brukner, director of the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information - Vienna, could be ...
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    HISTORIC MAP COLLECTION OF THE OeAW ONLINE
    18.05.2018
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    Faster AI learning with quantum technology
    11.03.2021
    would represent a key break-through in the development of increasingly complex autonomous machines. Quantum technology speeds up learning time For the first time, an international collaboration led by Philip Walther, a team of experimental physicists from the University of Vienna, together with theoreticians from the University of Innsbruck, the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the Leiden University, and the German ...
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    Hot Jupiter's magnetic shield
    28.10.2015
    ionization of the planetary upper atmosphere by the stellar X-ray and EUV radiation. As a result, the ionized upper atmospheric material expands and is blown off in the form of a supersonic planetary wind. The planetary magnetic field is a crucial factor that influences the planetary mass loss as well as provides the protective shield for the upper atmosphere. Now, an international research team, in which IWF scientists collaborate with the Institute of Laser Physics of the ...
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    EU Elections: Open Letter from European Science Academies
    06.05.2024
    before the European Parliament's elections in June, the national science academies of the EU member states are speaking out. In an open letter to the candidates, the academies appeal to "preserve the open and internationally cooperative nature of scientific endeavors, invest in the full range of science and ensure that scientific findings are taken into account in political measures". The President of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Heinz Faßmann, has also signed the ...
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    Two ERC Starting Grants for OeAW researchers
    01.02.2022
    In the current round of research prizes from the European Research Council (ERC), two researchers from the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) have been recognized for their innovative research projects: Michaela Wiesinger and Hannes Pichler were each awarded one of the research grants worth up to 1.5 million euros. Arithmetic of the Middle Ages Michaela Wiesinger, researcher at the Institute for Medieval Research at the OeAW, will spend the next 5 years investigating a ...
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    Network-based approaches opens a new avenue against rare diseases
    04.09.2023
    a more detailed picture of underlying mechanisms. Jörg Menche, researcher at the University of Vienna and Max Perutz Labs, explained: “We increasingly recognized the conceptual and practical limitations of the traditional paradigm of ‘one gene, one disease’ in the research of rare diseases. This hinders our understanding of the complex molecular network through which the components of the immune system are orchestrated. Therefore, we developed a visualization in the form of ...