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    Faster AI learning with quantum technology
    11.03.2021
    computer games, recognizing human voices, or helping in finding optimal medical treatments: those are only a few astonishing examples of what the field of artificial intelligence has produced in the past years. The ongoing race for better machines has led to the question of how improvements can be achieved. In parallel, enormous recent progress in quantum technologies is pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved by quantum devices in real-life applications. The idea of ...
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    First Austrian excavation in South Africa explores the inventiveness of Homo sapiens
    06.03.2024
    evidence shows that humans were testing new ideas at this time and that their behavioural complexity increased due to various internal and external circumstances. We are trying to identify the possible trigger mechanisms for this and are analysing the networking and transfer of knowledge between the three sites." In particular, the researchers are investigating the supply of raw materials, the production of tools, the procurement of food, land use strategies and ...
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    Football and Colonialism: Is Everyone Equal on the Pitch?
    16.07.2026
    connect the world as much as football – and few are so deeply intertwined with colonial rule. From Arthur Wharton, the first known African professional player in 19th-century England, through the restrictive club policies in the French colonies, to the independence movements of the 1960s: the history of African football is a history of control, resistance, and self-assertion. Historian Claire Nicolas explains how closely migration, politics, and sport are linked – and how ...
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    For a future without blinkers
    18.04.2019
    Lutz, who are also OeAW members. "The media did not feel included", she explains, which in turn has meant that the SDGs have so far been rather neglected in the media. Ecology and society must be considered together To highlight the focal points, the conference panels were assigned to one or more of the 17 SDGs. But it was also clear that the goals cannot be considered separately – instead they are closely related. For example, when it comes to ecosystems, there are many ...
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    Grave of two newborns discovered in an antique latrine at Ephesos
    23.07.2026
    with their heads facing west – an orientation typical of early Christian burials. Their posture, the absence of grave goods and the careful construction are consistent with the known Byzantine burial customs in Ephesos. The only unusual aspect is the location: outside all known burial grounds, in a disused but still accessible structure. What the analyses reveal Both children died at around 33 to 34 weeks’ gestation, i.e. before the expected due date. Their almost identical ...
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    Greenland, Denmark and the US: Colonial Past and Geopolitical Present
    20.02.2026
    ever actually planned an invasion of a territory belonging to a friendly ally. Threats and exaggerations are essential to his style of leadership – the “madman tactic” – and they should not always be taken literally. Trump was, and still is, trying to manipulate the Danes into giving him as much influence over Greenland as possible, but by now, he has realised that threats of military action are counterproductive. Greenland vs. USA How would you describe the historical ...
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    Happy birthday, EASAC!
    11.06.2026
    and whether the costs are justified. These are just the examples that come to mind immediately, but our published reports are regularly consulted by scientists and decision-makers alike. Independent Expertise What sets EASAC's recommendations apart from the many other scientific reports that EU institutions receive? Øvreås: The key difference is that our process is entirely bottom-up. We don't receive requests from the European Parliament or other institutions telling us wha ...
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    Heinz Faßmann: "Threat of reduced funding programme"
    17.10.2024
    Faßmann: Yes, and this also applies to our second 'sphere'. Half of the Horizon Europe budget goes to industry, and these are very targeted investments. We are committed to industrial research, we are calling for an increase in funding and we are confirming the key instruments such as partnerships and collaborative projects, but we are critical of the way in which the themes are set. It is too top-down, too Commission-driven and too politicised. That is why we propose the ...
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    Herd immunity: How far we really are from it
    28.01.2021
    strategy for this disease," Di Lego says. Future application: review of vaccination strategies These results are also confirmed by seroprevalence studies, which are currently the gold standard for retrospectively detecting an infection. These studies measure the levels of specific antibodies in blood serum. Compared to the method presented in PLOS One, however, seroprevalence studies are expensive and time-consuming, so their application is limited in practice. In the ...
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    Hidden behind Graffiti: Legacy of the Crusaders Discovered in Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre
    15.07.2024
    on many visitors over the centuries, it abruptly disappeared from public view. "In 1808, there was a major fire in the Romanesque part of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre," says Berkovich. "Since then, the Crusader’s altar was lost - at least that's what people thought for a long time," says the historian. A Sensational Discovery Recently, District Archaeologist Amit Re'em from the Israel Antiquities Authority, and OeAW historian Ilya Berkovich, made a sensational discovery ...