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  • Event
    Dunkle Materie bei einem entspannten „Pint of Science“
    22.05.2023
    Community diskutieren werden. Save the Date: Am 31. August 2023 gibt es in diesem Zusammenhang auch eine Public Lecture ! Die Themen beim "Pint of Science" am 22. und 23. Mai: Josef Pradler: "The Big Bang Theory" Leonie Einfalt: "Dunkle Materie - oder wie man nach etwas sucht, was man nicht sieht" Infos zur Anmeldung Valentyna Mokina: "What is common between Monte Carlo, Dark Matter, Crystals, Fridge and Mountains?" Gianluca Inguglia: "Precision particle physics and the hunt ...
  • News
    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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    EU Commissioner Zaharieva Visits the Austrian Academy of Sciences
    19.11.2025
    well as the blend of science and entrepreneurial thinking, were at the heart of Ekaterina Zaharieva’s visit to the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). The EU Commissioner for Start-ups, Research and Innovation visited the newly established AITHYRA Institute for AI in Biomedicine, founded one year ago, as part of her trip to Vienna. She toured the new laboratories under development, including the Robotics Lab, which evaluates samples around the clock and uses AI to conduct ...
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    Economic uncertainty causes drop in birth rates
    10.07.2020
    generations To what extent the financial crisis of 2008 affected the income of younger generations differently than the income of older people was also investigated by the Vienna-based research group. The equivalised household income (EHI) was used for the assessment of economic well-being. The result: in 10 of 31 countries analyzed, young adults suffered economic losses between 2008 and 2017. Young adults in Greece were hit hardest, experiencing the largest drop in income ...
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    Egypt’s Treasures – and Tutankhamun’s Underwear – on Display in a Giant Museum in Cairo
    06.11.2025
    For years, the world has awaited this moment: now the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza has opened. It is one of the largest museums in the world and presents, for the first time, the entire treasure of Tutankhamun. “A milestone,” says Irene Forstner-Müller, who heads the Cairo branch of the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). The archaeologist explains why this museum is so special — for research, for Egypt, and also for Austria. ...
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    Einstein saves the quantum cat
    17.06.2015
    any role in quantum mechanics", says Igor Pikovski, who is the lead author of the publication and is now working at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics: "Gravity is usually studied on astronomical scales, but it seems that it also alters the quantum nature of the smallest particles on Earth". "It remains to be seen what the results imply on cosmological scales, where gravity can be much stronger", adds Časlav Brukner. The results of Pikovski and his co-workers ...
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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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    Enthusiasm and curiosity
    25.05.2018
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    Europe's constant unrest
    30.07.2020
    achieve what we take for granted today," says Gastgeber. Of course, the aim is also to raise awareness of the positive aspects of Europe. Everything can be questioned The exhibition "Europe – Legacy of the Humanists" was first shown in the Central Library in Vienna in 2017. The texts were translated on the initiative of the Goethe-Institut Sweden in Stockholm, and since then the exhibition has been touring Europe. It will soon be shown in Slovenia. The starting point was the ...
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    FIRST QUANTUM SATELLITE SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED
    25.08.2016
    President of the Austrian Academy of Sciences expressed his delight with the successful launch of the QUESS mission. “Transporting highly sensitive research instruments into space is a complex and difficult undertaking. Hence all QUESS partners are extremely relieved and delighted by the successful launch of the rocket. This represents the first step on the way to worldwide quantum communication,” explains Zeilinger. Heinz W. Engl, Rector of the University of Vienna, is also ...