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    Grasslands, forests, mountains: why plant diversity is decreasing
    10.12.2021
    and climate accelerate the global loss of biodiversity has been examined by an international team of researchers with the participation of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU) based on the shift in species composition in three very different habitats: in alpine summit zones, in the herbaceous layer of forests, and in species-rich lowland grasslands. The results of the study have now been published in  ...
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    Surviving the Century
    03.06.2013
    centuries. But the present century is the first when one species – ours – has the planet’s future in its hands. We have forecasts of the pressures that will stem from a rising population, more demanding of energy and resources. But technological advances are less predictable. We need to worry about the downsides of bio- cyber- and nano-technology. We must minimise vulnerabilities stemming from the increasing interconnectedness of the global economy and global society, and th ...
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    How to tame solar storms
    09.03.2020
    elliptical shape within the ecliptic. However, this is a great simplification, just like the assumption that the solar wind is uniform. In the future, this model should be able to accommodate the scenario that the CME front can deform due to the interaction with the structured background solar wind, which should enable a more realistic description of the spread and development of solar storms. "We don't yet know if the inclusion of additional details will make the ...
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    A deeper understanding of how drugs interact
    13.11.2019
    is able to distinguish 12 distinct interactions types and also reveals the direction of an interaction”, says Michael Caldera, first author of the study and PhD student at Jörg Menche’s Group. The study of the Menche group has broadened the understanding of how drugs perturb the human interactome, and what causes drugs to interact. Moreover, the introduced methodology offers the first comprehensive and complete description of any potential outcome that may arise from ...
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    Alexa – Big Brother in disguise?
    17.07.2019
    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 see risks? Jaro Krieger-Lamina: Digital assistants can, for example, positively change the lives of the elderly or people with ...
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    Lieben-Preis 2014 an Jana Roithová
    12.11.2014
    chaften 2014 für ihr Forschungsprojekt „Forcing in Modern Set Theory: A History of Conceptual Change“. Jana Roithová hat Organische Chemie und Physikalische Chemie an der Karls-Universität sowie am Institute of Chemical Technology in Prag studiert. Von 2003 bis 2005 war sie Post-doc-Stipendiatin in der Forschungsgruppe von Prof. Helmut Schwarz an der TU Berlin. Seit 2014 ist sie Full Professor und Leiterin des Departments of Organic Chemistry der Karls-Universität. Roithová ...
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    First multi-chamber heart organoids unravel human heart development and disease
    28.11.2023
    provided information about the shape and tissue organisation of the chambers. However, the aim was to allow the individual ventricular organoids to grow together - and to achieve the propagation of the electrical signal typical of the beating heart. In the current study, this goal was achieved for the first time: the jointly grown ventricular organoids actually developed a heartbeat typical of early foetal development: "The signal spread from the atrium to the left and then ...
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    Algorithm determines new blueprint for quantum systems
    21.08.2020
    for more than one bit of information. It should also be possible to implement this new approach in the laboratory in the foreseeable future, at least for entanglements in three to four dimensions," says Mario Krenn, one of the authors of the publication, who researches for (amongst others) the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the OeAW and who currently works at the University of Toronto. What is remarkable about the researchers' new approach is that th ...
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    ADIEU PRIVACY?
    02.10.2019
    begin with the processing of data that allows conclusions about the identity of a person. Our privacy seems to be threatened by digitization in many ways. You identify a central problem – what is this "digital disease", as you call it? Stefan Strauß: I see uncontrolled socio-technical identifiability as the primary risk. Threats to privacy always begin with the processing of data that allows conclusions about the identity of a person. This applies universally and the digital ...
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    36,000 samples in one night
    04.11.2020
    One of the most important tools in the fight against the corona pandemic is testing for the virus. Scientists around the world are working on developing other methods, in addition to conventional PCR tests, that are more suitable for certain applications. Recently, Julius Brennecke from the IMBA – Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) – and colleagues from the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) published the RT-LAMP ...