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    Heartbeat, heartbreak and recovery in a dish
    20.05.2021
    Self-organizing heart organoids – developed at the Austrian Academy of Sciences – are also effective injury- and in vitro congenital disease models. These “cardioids” may revolutionize research into cardiovascular disorders and malformations of the heart. The results are published in the journal Cell.
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    Higgs factory and Future Collider: future strategy for CERN presented
    19.06.2020
    In a new strategy paper, Europe's particle physicists set the course for the future. The plans, in which the Austrian Academy of Sciences is also involved, include a particle accelerator for the production of Higgs bosons and studies for the construction of a successor to the Large Hadron Collider that is to achieve at least seven times the energy.
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    Lessons from Corona
    17.06.2020
    What can we learn from dealing with the corona pandemic for future crises? This question was the focus of the dialogue format "Science and Politics in Conversation", where scientists and parliamentarians met at the invitation of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the National Council. One conclusion: knowledge about infections and the associated data should be more accessible.
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    Listen for ultra cold atom´s whisper
    08.01.2018
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    Exploring infinite space
    16.11.2017
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    Religious people have more children
    09.03.2021
    Whether you want an only child, the classic two-child family, or a large family, is also related to how religious you are. Researchers from the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna examined this in eight European countries in terms of Christianity – with clearly measurable results.
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    Joint meet with Amsterdam
    24.10.2018
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    Hidden bridge between Quantum Experiments and Graph Theory uncovered using Melvin
    19.12.2017
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    Acknowledging female excellence
    24.11.2017
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    Stronger together: OeAW combines cutting-edge archaeological research into one institute
    03.03.2021
    As of this year, the Austrian Archaeological Institute has united the three previous OeAW institutes in the field of archaeology and ancient studies under one roof. The basic research carried out at the Academy in this area, extending from the Stone Age to the modern era, is thus combined into an innovative and internationally visible knowledge hub.