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    Was kommt nach dem Transistor?
    23.05.2019
    für Elektroingenieurwesen an der University of California, Berkeley, hat nach Alternativen geforscht, die auf optischer Kommunikation aufbauen. Auf Einladung der ÖAW gibt er bei einer Erwin Schrödinger-Lecture zum Thema „What Will Replace The Transistor?“ einen Ausblick auf ganz neue Möglichkeiten, Datenverarbeitung von Grund auf energieeffizienter zu gestalten. Der in Österreich geborene Physiker ist Mitglied der US-amerikanischen National Academy of Science und der Royal ...
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    When the Past Meets the Future
    10.04.2014
    benefits, and their potential affects not only the analysis of all archaeological materials, but also allows us to create completely new visions of antiquity. The dynamic animation of the past in realistic and virtual views that interact with, and reconstruct, real and imagined spaces and objects fascinates both scientists and the general public alike. In our workshop we would like to present a group of talks about the use, development and state-of-the-art of today's digital ...
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    What robot dogs and moral machines have to do with digital ethics
    27.06.2024
    psychologist Martina Mara will take up the performance to discuss with the audience how people perceive and evaluate machines. Edmond Awad from the University of Oxford and University of Exeter, on the other hand, asks how machines deal with moral decision-making situations - and how humans can support them. The event entitled "Narratives of Digital Ethics" is a joint event of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and the Vienna Science and Technology Fund WWTF. PrograMME ...
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    In quantum mechanics, not even time flows as you might expect it to
    27.11.2021
    as the tube is squeezed with more strength, the toothpaste will spread out in an irreversible way, requiring a much greater effort if one were to put all it back in. The boundary between forward and backward blurs in quantum mechanics A team of physicists at the Universities of Vienna, Bristol, the Balearic Islands and at the Vienna Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) , under the lead of Časlav Brukner, has applied ...
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    COVID-19 reduces life expectancy, but does not take away years of life
    18.02.2021
    However, the short-term consequences of a pandemic on life expectancy usually subside quickly. How strong is the influence of random fluctuations? Luy: They can make a big difference and distort the picture of current life expectancy. One reason for the sudden drop in life expectancy in 2015 was that 2014 was an upward outlier. In 2014, the flu epidemic was very weak and there were comparatively few heat-related deaths in summer. In the spring of 2015, there was a much more ...
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    Ethik in Fragen der nationalen Sicherheit
    15.07.2026
    wie Erkenntnisse aus der Forschung in die Gestaltung von Ethikprogrammen des öffentlichen Sektors integriert werden könnten, spricht sie am 15. Juli 2026 an der ÖAW. Mit ihrem Vortrag „The Ethics of National Security Decisions: Lessons from the Social Sciences“ eröffnet Haines zugleich die Howard Raiffa Academy, eine Initiative von IIASA und Freunden des IIASA. Weitere Informationen
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    Basophils - underestimated players in lung development
    12.10.2018
    to the understanding of the pulmonary immune-development using a combination of high throughput single-cell RNA sequencing, functional assays and cutting-edge microscopy methods. The research group of Ido Amit from the Weizmann Institute of Science, together with the teams of Sylvia Knapp at the CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Department of Medicine I of the Medical University Vienna and Tibor Harkany at the Center for ...
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    New OeAW Prize question: How is AI changing your scientific field?
    20.11.2025
    a matter of moments. But does this technology really provide new insights? Or does it tempt us to underestimate the complexity of scientific questions? At the same time, the need for quality control is growing. AI provides results—but no interpretation. It generates hypotheses—but no theory. And it makes mistakes, often in subtle ways. OeAW President Heinz Fassmann states: “With this year’s prize question, we are addressing members of the scientific community. No field - ...
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    BAFfling cancer growth strategies
    20.08.2019
    Chromatin organizes the approximately two meters of DNA present in the nucleus of every human cell so that, dependent on the cell type and state, certain genes can be activated, others repressed. The fundamental organizing unit of chromatin is the nucleosome, consisting of 146 base pairs of DNA wrapped around a histone octamer. Whenever a cell needs to adapt – for example, to respond to developmental or environmental signals or to DNA damage –, it needs to alter the ...
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    Greenland, Denmark and the US: Colonial Past and Geopolitical Present
    20.02.2026
    never ceased to claim overlordship. In 1397, the union between Sweden (including Finland), Denmark and Norway (including Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe, Shetland and Orkney islands) was officially proclaimed during a coronation meeting in Kalmar (hence the “Kalmar Union”), and the late medieval kings continued to regard Greenland as a part of their dominion. When the Danish kings began the process of recolonising Greenland in the eighteenth century, the medieval claims ...