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  • News
    BAFfling cancer growth strategies
    20.08.2019
    something that is not there. Targeting mutant cells To find ways to nevertheless target BAF mutant cells, Sandra Schick, postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Stefan Kubicek of the CeMM – Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences , first needed to generate a relevant cellular model. She therefore established a panel of 22 isogenic cell lines that differed only in each lacking a single different BAF subunit. In these cells, she first ...
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    "Qutrit": Complex quantum teleportation achieved for the first time
    19.08.2019
    Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna, about the innovative potential of the new method. The participating Chinese researchers also see great opportunities in multidimensional quantum teleportation. "The basics for the next-generation quantum network systems is built on our foundational research today", says Jian-Wei Pan from the University of Science and Technology of China. Pan recently held a lecture in Vienna at the invitation of the University of ...
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    BREAKTHROUGH PRIZE FOR SUPERGRAVITY
    13.08.2019
    the other end of the line to the surprised physicist. "I was speechless", says van Nieuwenhuizen, a researcher at Stony Brook University in New York. Due to his outstanding scientific achievements van Nieuwenhuizen has been a member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) abroad for over 20 years. Oscar of science The Breakthrough Prize is considered by many to be the "Oscar of Science" as it was founded by Californian tech giants like Sergey Brin, Anne Wojcicki and Mark ...
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    Upcycling of proteins protects DNA from parasites
    13.08.2019
    mutations, which can result in disease or cell death. To prevent this, organisms have developed effective ways to keep the harmful genome intruders in check. The lab of Julius Brennecke at IMBA - Institute for Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences – studies a small RNA-based genome immune system, which suppresses transposon activity in animals. At its core are piRNAs, tiny snippets of genetic information that guide a silencing machinery to find ...
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    SCIENTISTS CALL ON EU TO AMEND LEGISLATION ON GENOME EDITING
    25.07.2019
    statement to the newly elected EU Parliament and EU Commission. In Austria, the statement was signed by the GMI – Gregor Mendel Institute for Molecular Plant Biology and the CeMM – Research Centre for Molecular Medicine – both institutes of the Austrian Academy of Sciences – as well as by the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST), and the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna. ...
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    Historic music archive in St. Stephen's Cathedral completely restored after water damage
    25.07.2019
    long unnoticed and several centimeters of water had accumulated on the ground. The historical sheet music was found mildewed, washed-out and crinkled, and was thought to be irreparably damaged. However, thanks to a collaboration between the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), the University of Vienna and the cathedral archives of the parish of St. Stephan, the sheet music has been restored after complete drying. Under the direction of OeAW musicologist Elisabeth Hilscher, ...
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    Science Days 2019
    23.07.2019
    The Science Days 2019 took place at the International Academy Traunkirchen next to the picturesque Traunsee. These interdisciplinary workshops help the members to stay informed about each other’s current projects and to find a “common language”, regardless of disciplinary backgrounds. The talks on topics such as Ecological Longtime-Research, Applied Mathematics, Material Chemistry, Ancient Liguistics, Neurobiology, Religion Studies und Microbiology were very inspiring and ...
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    Alexa – Big Brother in disguise?
    17.07.2019
    other providers to get an even more complete picture of our everyday lives and our preferences. This has been revealed by a new study – commissioned by the Chamber of Labor for Vienna – from the Institute of Technology Assessment of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). Study author Jaro Krieger-Lamina talks about the business potential of voice recognition and warns of the danger of almost complete surveillance. What potential do digital assistants have and where do you ...
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    A connection between quantum correlations and spacetime geometry
    09.07.2019
    Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences investigate whether the boundary of this 4-dimensional spacetime region can tell us something about the degree of correlations between the outcomes of Alice's and Bob's measurements. In the article, the authors show that an area law holds for spacetime regions if the physical system under consideration consists of particles interacting locally. Ĉaslav Brukner, group leader at the Academy institute and a ...
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    RHYTHM IN OUR VEINS
    03.07.2019
    part of human culture. However, we are by no means the only musical species. Striking similarities between humans and animals suggest that musicality is anchored in our biology. Marisa Höschele from the Acoustics Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) is exploring the origins of music. "By studying animals, we can find out what aspects of musicality we share with other species. Skills that animals have are presumably not culturally determined. They ...