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    AITHYRA Gets a New Home
    26.01.2026
    With the planned new building by the City of Vienna, AITHYRA gains a long-term perspective at one of Europe’s most dynamic life sciences hotspots. Founded in mid-2024 by the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) with funding from the non-profit Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation, the institute innovatively links AI research with biomedical questions. It is currently setting up its first research teams and is temporarily using space at the Vienna BioCenter. As the main tenant of ...
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    Festliche Verleihung des Lieben- und Bader-Preises der ÖAW
    30.01.2019
    ust. Heute allerdings wird dem deskriptiven Zugang in der zellbiologischen Wissensproduktion neue Bedeutung beigemessen. Hanna Lucia Worliczek startet mit ihrem Pilotprojekt „‘Merely Descriptive‘ and Therefore Dismissed? A History of Descriptive Reseacrch and the Imperative of Mechanistic Explanation in Cell Biologie“ eine bislang fehlende wissenschaftsgeschichtliche Reflexion der deskriptiven Forschung- und Diskurspraktiken. Im Rahmen der Preisverleihung geben Hanna ...
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    Novel paradigm in drug development
    23.08.2019
    generally called “degraders”, that induce the degradation of proteins by re-directing ubiquitin E3 ligases towards the protein we aim to eliminate. In other words, utilizing the cell’s Ubiquitin Proteasome System (UPS), which is our body’s natural way of seeking out and destroying damaged proteins. Until now TPD had been mostly studied from a structural perspective. Georg Winter’s laboratory at CeMM – Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences ...
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    A quantum runner runs twice as fast as a classical one
    22.02.2018
    delivered to the Department – depending on Clara’s preference to go to Alice’s or Bob’s place first. This is not so obvious anymore if Clara (the information carrier) is a quantum object. Indeed, Flavio Del Santo from the University of Vienna and Borivoje Dakić from the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences have demonstrated that if an information carrier is put into a superposition of different spatial locations, it ...
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    A quantum runner runs twice as fast as a classical one
    22.02.2018
    delivered to the Department – depending on Clara’s preference to go to Alice’s or Bob’s place first. This is not so obvious anymore if Clara (the information carrier) is a quantum object. Indeed, Flavio Del Santo from the University of Vienna and Borivoje Dakić from the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences have demonstrated that if an information carrier is put into a superposition of different spatial locations, it ...
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    Supersolid in a new dimension
    18.08.2021
    tly succeeded for the first time in creating so-called supersolids from magnetic atoms in ultracold quantum gases. The basis for the new, growing research field of supersolids is the strong polarity of magnetic atoms, whose interaction characteristics enable the creation of this paradoxical quantum mechanical state of matter in the laboratory. The research was financially supported by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research and  ...
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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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    What would a world without vaccines look like?
    25.05.2021
    Angetter from the Austrian Center for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). In the past 30 years, vaccinations have halved child mortality and continuously increased life expectancy. The average age at the end of the 19 th century, when there was still no widespread vaccination (and no antibiotic research either), was forty years in this country. Smallpox, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, and measles – described as the five most ...
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    Rome and China: ancient empires worked like complex networks
    25.10.2018
    because of catastrophes (think, for example, of Pompeii) or of conquest. This has contributed to the longevity of these imperial networks, which did not perish even in the face of the loss of their capital (Rome in 410 CE or Kaifeng in China in 1126 CE). With his comparison, Preiser-Kapeller was also able to prove that the structures of these equally large world empires (approximately 5 million km²) correspond to those of complex networks of the present, such as the ...
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    Why we overestimate our ability with foreign languages
    12.02.2020
    but the voices were no longer recognizable as their own", explains Eva Reinisch from the Acoustics Research Institute at the OeAW and the LMU. After a few weeks, the subjects came back to the laboratory and were asked to rate the pronunciation of the supposed men. Each listened to four modified voices, including their own. "We only examined women so that the morphing of the voice was always similar. But there is no reason to believe that our results would have been ...