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    Egypt’s Treasures – and Tutankhamun’s Underwear – on Display in a Giant Museum in Cairo
    06.11.2025
    adventurous than what one might imagine from the Indiana Jones films. I spend about a third of the year on excavations — for example, in Tell el-Dab’a or Kom Ombo, where we are currently working. The rest of the time is spent on scientific analysis, publications, and a lot of administration, both with Austrian and Egyptian authorities, from our base in Cairo. Our research focuses on settlement archaeology — we study how people in ancient Egypt lived, worked, and ate, with ...
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    Coincidence helps with quantum measurements
    18.04.2019
    can be successfully applied to quantum systems with up to several dozen particles. The scientific work was published in the journal Science and financially supported by the European Research Council ERC and the Austrian Science Fund FWF. “This publication shows once again the fruitful cooperation between the theoretical physicists and the experimental physicists here in Innsbruck”, emphasizes Peter Zoller. “At the University of Innsbruck and the Institute for Quantum Optics ...
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    Cleopatra's sister remains missing
    10.01.2025
    IV was murdered in Ephesos around 41 BCE at the instigation of Mark Antony, Cleopatra's lover, a hypothesis arose in 1990: Arsinoë IV could have found her final resting place in this magnificent tomb in Ephesos. Since then, numerous reports and publications have surrounded this rumour. CSI methods in modern anthropology and scientific archaeology The Department of Evolutionary Anthropology at the University of Vienna has expanded considerably in recent years and now utilises ...
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    Career support for members of the Young Academy
    01.11.2025
    Young Academy members are eligible to apply for funding to support their individual academic careers. Each member is entitled to receive €1,000 per year or €8,000 per membership term. The range of eligible costs includes coaching and publication grants, as well as subsidies for events. It is strongly recommended that members of the Young Academy utilise the network to initiate interdisciplinary projects, thereby also benefiting from increased financial resources. In order to ...
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    Building block of "happiness hormone" is key to controlling various diseases
    07.11.2018
    BH4 we can “tame” these auto-aggressive T cells so that they do not destroy healthy tissue or cause chronic inflammation, " says Shane Cronin "says Shane Cronin, postdoctoral fellow at the IMBA and Harvard as well as first author of the current publication in Nature.Together with Clifford Woolf of Harvard Medical School, and Kai Johnsson, Max Planck Institute for Medical Research, Heidelberg, the researchers developed a novel drug called QM385, which inhibits BH4 production ...
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    Books for Xmas
    14.12.2017
    Still looking for christmas gifts for book-lovers and readers interested in science? We got an idea for you: the latest publications of OeAW’s publishing house. Read more in German.
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    Beyond Dungeons and Dragons: Studying Medieval Table-top Games
    20.06.2025
    represented or even overrepresented when discussing the Middle Ages? Gobbitt: So, obviously the medieval period should be somewhere from around the fourth or fifth century to about the 15th century - a span of a thousand years. But the number of publications set in each century pretty much increases rapidly from the latest, with the huge peak being in the late Middle Ages. So my wanting to study the early Middle Ages is already making things difficult for myself. And there ...
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    Beyond Dungeons and Dragons: Studying Medieval Table-top Games
    20.06.2025
    represented or even overrepresented when discussing the Middle Ages? Gobbitt: So, obviously the medieval period should be somewhere from around the fourth or fifth century to about the 15th century - a span of a thousand years. But the number of publications set in each century pretty much increases rapidly from the latest, with the huge peak being in the late Middle Ages. So my wanting to study the early Middle Ages is already making things difficult for myself. And there ...
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    And the award goes to…
    04.12.2015
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    Alpha meets Omega
    29.11.2017
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