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    Literature on the move
    30.06.2016
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    Location for Cori Institute has been decided
    21.11.2024
    with the BioTechMed universities is a key factor. With the Cori Institute, we are also building a bridge between basic research and application, so that research results are available to people as quickly as possible.’ Med Uni Rector Andrea Kurz : ‘The Cori Institute shows that scientific excellence is the result of interdisciplinary collaboration and strong partnerships. By combining our knowledge and resources, we are creating a basis for research in Graz that will have a ...
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    Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim: "We're Competing for Attention"
    27.04.2026
    is part of a debate – because arguments are based on studies or statistics – it can’t simply stay out of it, because that would leave the field open to distorted representations. And it’s important to distinguish between well-substantiated knowledge and mere opinions. Science thrives on questioning things. It is a problem when minority opinions are presented as equally valid without corresponding evidence. From Journal to Tiktok Are there formats that are particularly ...
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    Migration and Literature
    26.09.2012
    migratory movements over the last centuries involved or brought about writers who have gained considerable fame within their countries of residence and beyond. They have also received ample attention from literary scholars. But there are almost no overviews of what has been achieved so far in the individual disciplines, let alone in literary studies in general in this particular field. Our workshop aims to fill this gap by analysing how literary scholars have studied ...
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    Mpox: What We Know About the Virus, Symptoms and Transmission
    21.08.2024
    unlikely that these viruses are constantly changing as quickly as Sars-CoV-2. Overall, it can be assumed that the virus is slower in its evolution. How can you become infected with Mpox and what are the symptoms? Bergthaler: You can become infected from infected animals through a bite or through direct contact with body fluids. In humans, it is mainly these skin rashes, i.e. the typical smallpox, that are infectious. In addition, in many current cases these lesions are ...
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    NEW PARTICLE ACCELERATOR EXPERIMENT LAUNCHED IN JAPAN
    27.03.2019
    third of them from Europe. In the experiment using the SuperKEKB particle accelerator, targeted collisions of electrons and positrons produce pairs of so-called B mesons, which are extremely short-lived and whose decay products are recorded even more precisely by the detectors than in the predecessor experiment KEKB. What differentiates the SuperKEKB from the LHC particle accelerator at CERN in Switzerland, for example, is the lower energy combined with a higher number of ...
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    Network-based approaches opens a new avenue against rare diseases
    04.09.2023
    lupus erythematosus, and type 1 diabetes are closely linked. The study’s first author Julia Guthrie from Max Perutz Labs explained: “We were able to identify a group of key genes and their interaction partners that are central to homeostasis. We refer to this network of key genes as ‘AutoCore’. In autoimmune and autoinflammatory diseases, the 'AutoCore' resides right at the center of the associated genes. Additionally, we identified 19 other subgroups that are intended to ...
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    New OeAW Prize Question: Is Austria a good research location?
    02.02.2024
    ideas on what Austria might look like as a research location in the future. Austria as a research location Outstanding research is based on the excellence and creativity of outstanding researchers. In order for these qualities to fully develop, equally outstanding research conditions are needed," says OeAW President Heinz Faßmann and adds: "With our new Prize Question, we want to encourage people to take a close look at Austria as a research location. Our aim is to gather ...
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    New OeAW Prize question: How is AI changing your scientific field?
    20.11.2025
    prize question, we are addressing members of the scientific community. No field - whether in the natural sciences or the humanities - today remains untouched by the use of artificial intelligence. We want to understand: What do these changes look like? I look forward to receiving many submissions from across the disciplines.” How is AI shaping science—and how do we shape our engagement with it? The OeAW invites researchers from all disciplines to share their perspectives: Wh ...
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    New low-tech SARS-CoV2-test being developed
    20.10.2020
    screenings to keep the virus at bay. What does that mean exactly? Brennecke: Every test currently used to detect this virus is based on a massive amplification, i.e. duplication of the viral genetic information. The virus has RNA as genetic information, while all of our cells have DNA as genetic information. But the enzymes that duplicate nucleic acids can only do so with DNA. So, the first step in all testing procedures is to convert the viral RNA into DNA. And what happens ...