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    Poetry / Publics / Politics: The Uses of Poetry in Public Spaces
    03.11.2025
    - University of Vienna & Alumna of the Young Academy, OeAW The Young Academy Distinguished Lecture Series brings cutting-edge scholarship to the public, presented by distinguished experts and members of the Young Academy. This tandem lecture marks the intersection of two large-scale international research projects on “Poetry in the Digital Age” and “Poetry Off the Page”. Date: 3 November 2025, 17:00 (CET) Place: Sitzungssaal, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Dr. Ignaz ...
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    Poetry / Publics / Politics: The Uses of Poetry in Public Spaces
    03.11.2025
    public poetries in different media. The Young Academy Distinguished Lecture Series brings cutting-edge scholarship to the public, presented by distinguished experts and members of the Young Academy. This tandem lecture marks the intersection of two large-scale international research projects on “Poetry in the Digital Age” and “Poetry Off the Page”. Guest: Claudia Benthien - University of Hamburg Host: Julia Lajta-Novak - University of Vienna & Alumna of the Young Academy, ...
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    Planet killers: Why asteroids mainly hit in movies
    24.01.2022
    is no need to worry too much about a "planet killer" at the moment: "A person is more likely to win the lottery than to experience a large impact in their lifetime," says Christian Möstl from the Space Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) in Graz. In an interview, he explains why that is so. One in a hundred million In the Netflix film "Don't Look Up", a comet serves as a metaphor for climate change, which is often ignored. Why are comet and asteroid ...
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    Open letter opposing cuts in the EU research budget
    14.09.2020
    Together with 17 other European Young Academies as well as the Global Young Academy, the Young Academy has signed an open letter against the cuts in the Horizon Europe 2021-2027 budget. The letter, which was initiated by the Polish Young Academy, calls on the Members of the European Parliament and the governments of the EU Member States to act against the cuts and to prioritize, in particular, the funding of the first pillar, "Excellent Science". The full letter can be read ...
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    OeAW scientists among the world's most cited researchers
    17.12.2021
    in the world. In the latest ranking by Clarivate Analytics, 27 scientists are listed who work at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) or who, as members, are closely associated with it. The annual survey, based on the data from the "Web of Science" citation database, examines how often publications by a researcher from a field of medicine or the natural and social sciences were cited by peers between 2010 and 2020. In addition to the number of publications in specialist ...
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    OeAW among the "Who's Who" of the world's most cited researchers
    30.11.2020
    researchers who work at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), or who are closely associated with it as members at home or abroad, are among the internationally most influential minds in science. This is the result of the current 2020 ranking of the world's most frequently cited researchers, published by Clarivate Analytics. The annual survey examines how often publications by a researcher from a field of medicine or the natural and social sciences were cited by peers in ...
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    OeAW President Zeilinger appeals for vaccinations
    02.12.2021
    of the record levels of new infections with the coronavirus, the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) recommends immunization via vaccine for all those who can be vaccinated. "The scientific facts are clear: vaccination is the best protection we have against an infection with the coronavirus," explains Anton Zeilinger, President of the OeAW. He therefore urgently appeals for vaccinations: "Have confidence in science and medicine and get vaccinated!" Vaccinate, vaccinate, ...
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    OEAW budget increases by 28 percent
    28.03.2024
    making new things possible "The Austrian Academy of Sciences is an important partner of the BMBWF and, as an institution, stands for excellence in science and research. The increase of around 117 million euros compared to the 2021-2023 funding period is therefore not only a clear commitment to a strong science and research location, but also an important long-term investment in high-quality, future-oriented and competitive research," says Science Minister Polaschek. OEAW ...
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    New programm for young researchers
    29.06.2017
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    New book puts peace treaty of Saint-Germain under scrutiny
    09.09.2019
    On September 10, 1919, less than a year after losing World War I, the still young Republic of Austria had to sign a painful peace treaty at the Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye – painful in that it imposed strict conditions and large territorial losses for Austria. The no less harsh Treaty of Trianon, between the victorious Triple Entente and Hungary, followed in June 1920. The end of World War I, which had been triggered by Austria-Hungary in 1914 with the declaration of ...