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    Internationally most highly cited
    29.11.2019
    Computer Science Member of the OeAW abroad, University of Southern California, USA • Martin A. Nowak , Economics Member of the OeAW abroad, Harvard University, USA • Anna Obenauf , Cross-Field Member of the Young Academy, Medical University of Graz • Peter Palese , Microbiology Member of the OeAW abroad, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, USA • Jian-Wei Pan , Physics Member of the OeAW abroad, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China • Rupert Seidl , Cross-Field ...
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    How to make societies healthier
    06.04.2021
    Who wouldn't want to know how to live longer? Science has interesting answers to this question. "Our biological starting conditions and genes shape our life expectancy by only 25%," says Marc Luy, population scientist at the Vienna Institute of Demography of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and member of the Young Academy of the OeAW. "The rest comes down to decisions that we make." Sounds good, but the problem is that not all people have the same opportunities. "The ...
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    Historic music archive in St. Stephen's Cathedral completely restored after water damage
    25.07.2019
    and several centimeters of water had accumulated on the ground. The historical sheet music was found mildewed, washed-out and crinkled, and was thought to be irreparably damaged. However, thanks to a collaboration between the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), the University of Vienna and the cathedral archives of the parish of St. Stephan, the sheet music has been restored after complete drying. Under the direction of OeAW musicologist Elisabeth Hilscher, students of the ...
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    Historian: “Right-wing movements have always been good at using new media”
    05.02.2025
    man” and the “little woman” despite their radical deregulation of the state? The historian Martin Tschiggerl is trying to find answers to these questions. He is a research associate at the Institute for Culture Studies of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and is currently a visiting professor at the University of Minnesota. Collective shock at the universities How has Elon Musk's “Roman Salute” been received in the USA? Martin Tschiggerl: I teach in Minneapolis, ...
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    Highly endowed awards for members of the Young Academy
    29.06.2026
    Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Innsbruck and Scientific Director at the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Innsbruck of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), has been awarded the prestigious Antonio Feltrinelli Giovani Prize in Physics. The prize, granted by the Italian Academy of Sciences and endowed with 50,000 euros, is considered the "Nobel Prize of Italy." Pichler was honored for his groundbreaking contributions to theoretical ...
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    Hidden behind Graffiti: Legacy of the Crusaders Discovered in Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre
    15.07.2024
    July 15, 1149 was a special day for Jerusalem. Exactly 50 years earlier, European Crusaders had conquered the Holy City and established the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem after centuries of Muslim rule. This jubilee was to further consolidate the still young kingdom. The highlight of the day was the re-consecration of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre - one of the holiest of Christian shrines. In the middle of the church building, which had been magnificently extended 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
    July 15, 1149 was a special day for Jerusalem. Exactly 50 years earlier, European Crusaders had conquered the Holy City and established the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem after centuries of Muslim rule. This jubilee was to further consolidate the still young kingdom. The highlight of the day was the re-consecration of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre - one of the holiest of Christian shrines. In the middle of the church building, which had been magnificently extended in the ...
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    Hallstatt: 3,000-year-old intestinal parasites of miners analysed
    25.08.2023
    An interdisciplinary study of more than 3,000-year-old human faeces has yielded new insights into health and nutrition in prehistory. Researchers from the Medical University Vienna, the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and the Natural History Museum Vienna analysed the infestation of prehistoric miners in Hallstatt with intestinal parasites and were thus able to gain insights into their living conditions and eating habits. Bronze Age roundworm sequenced for the first time ...
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    Größenordnungen und Maßstäbe
    26.09.2024
    ÖAW und Alt-Rektor der TU Graz, den Festvortrag zum Thema "Formula Space: im freien Fall – um die Erde" . Programm Beide Teile können unabhängig voneinander besucht werden. Um Anmeldung unter folgendem Link wird gebeten: Registration to the Young Academy's Science Day [...] Der diesjährige Science Day der Jungen Akademie besteht aus zwei Teilen: Im ersten Teil diskutieren Mitglieder und ein Alumnus der Jungen Akademie der ÖAW unterschiedliche Maßstäbe, die für einzelne ...
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    Grave of two newborns discovered in an antique latrine at Ephesos
    23.07.2026
    Roman Odeion, situated in the heart of the former sacred precinct of Artemis of Ephesos, is probably the last place one would expect to find a carefully laid children’s grave. Yet it is precisely there that archaeologists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) have discovered the burial of two children who died perinatally – that is, shortly before, during or shortly after birth. These have now been examined in greater detail, and the findings have been published in ...