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    CeMM vertritt Österreich im Netzwerk für Exzellenz und Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Life Sciences
    29.05.2013
    arbeiten und die Life Sciences in Europa zu stärken.“ Informationen zum Netzwerk für europäische Exzellenz s. http://www.eu-life.eu/content/about-us . Weitere Informationen Rückfragen: Eva Schweng CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences [email protected] Phone: +43-1-40160-70051 Laia Cendrós Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) Press Office [email protected] Phone: +34 93 316 0237 / +34 607 611 798
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    Physics: Not everything is where it seems to be
    15.10.2018
    researchers at the University of Innsbruck and the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, led by Rainer Blatt, has now demonstrated that a systematic error can occur when determining the position of particles that emit elliptically polarized light. “The elliptical polarization causes the wavefronts of the light to have a spiral shape and to hit the imaging optics at a slight angle. This leads to the impression that the source ...
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    ERC Grant for basic quantum research
    05.11.2020
    question, the Austrian-Swiss research team, supported by the EU’s Synergy Grant, now wants to take a big step forward. “We want to put a nanoparticle consisting of billions of atoms into a large superposition state,” says project coordinator Oriol Romero-Isart from the Department of Theoretical Physics at the University of Innsbruck and the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), describing their common goal. Reaching t ...
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    Economic uncertainty causes drop in birth rates
    10.07.2020
    They have the lowest fertility rates among European countries. And even in regions of Europe that have had relatively high fertility rates in the past, such as Great Britain, Sweden and Belgium, birth rates fell during the "Great Recession" between 2008 and 2012 and have continued to decline since then. These are some of the findings of a team of researchers from the Vienna Institute of Demography at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), which have now been published ...
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    Königreich der Mitte
    16.10.2015
    spezifisch westeuropäischer Vorstellungen. Innovative Denkanstöße Eine geeignete Gelegenheit zur Vorstellung und Argumentation dieser unkonventionellen Perspektive bot sich Elliott bei der ersten JESHO (Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient) Lecture Series on Asian History in Wien. Veranstaltet vom Institut für Iranistik der ÖAW und Brill Academic Publishers zielt diese neue Vortragsserie darauf ab, „die innovativste, neue Denkanstöße gebende Forschung zur ...
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    Quantum particles: Pulled and compressed
    08.07.2021
    delocalized “While atoms in the motional ground state bounce around over distances larger than the size of the atom, the motion of macroscopic objects in the ground state is very, very small,” explain Talitha Weiss and Marc Roda-Llordes from the Innsbruck team. “The quantum fluctuations of nanoparticles are smaller than the diameter of an atom.” To take advantage of the quantum nature of nanoparticles, the wave function of the particles must be greatly expanded. In the ...
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    UNBREAKABLE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT
    09.05.2017
    Einstein’s theory of relativity and the theory of quantum mechanics are two important pillars of modern physics. On the way of achieving a “Theory of Everything”, these two theories have to be unified. This has not been achieved as of today, since phenomena of both theories can hardly be observed simultaneously. A typical example of a quantum mechanical phenomenon is entanglement: This means that the measurement of one of a pair of light particles, so-called photons, defines ...
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    Entanglement Defies Gravity
    15.02.2024
    works at the Institute for Atomic and Subatomic Physics (Atominstitut) at TU Wien. The team’s experiment comprises a source for entangled photon pairs that are measured to assess the strength of the entanglement between the photons. “The entanglement of the photon pair means that the individual photons can only be fully described as parts of a larger quantum system. If we measure the photon polarisation, the probability to obtain one of the two possible outcomes, ...
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    High-dimensional quantum gates increase information capacity for quantum communication
    24.01.2020
    that enables arbitrary manipulations of high-dimensional quantum states including fundamental high-dimensional quantum gates”, describes Florian Brandt, quantum physicist at the ÖAW and first author of the study. The physicists used the spatial structure of photons, which are single quantum systems of light, in order to encode the high-dimensional information they were looking to manipulate. By cleverly shaping the spatial structure of the photon by means of carefully ...
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    BREAKTHROUGH PRIZE FOR SUPERGRAVITY
    13.08.2019
    The crucial call came to Peter van Nieuwenhuizen as he was sitting at his kitchen table at home looking through bills. "I'm happy to inform you that you've won the Special Breakthrough Prize for Fundamental Physics 2020", said the voice at 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 ...