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    Faßmann: ÖAW neuer Sitz von Europäischem Wissenschaftsverbund
    02.11.2023
    Die Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW) positioniert sich künftig noch stärker als unabhängige Stimme der wissenschaftsbasierten Beratung. Denn ab 1. Jänner 2024 wechselt der European Academy Science Advisory Council (EASAC) den Sitz seiner Geschäftsstelle an die ÖAW. Die Geschäftsführung wird Georg Bërveniku-Brunner übernehmen. Die Zusammenarbeit wird am 6. November beim Joint Academy Day, den die ÖAW und EASAC gemeinsam an der Akademie abhalten, bekannt ...
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    Konferenz nimmt Zukunftsfragen der Migration in den Blick
    22.09.2022
    Gegenteilige Entwicklungen in europäischer Flüchtlingspolitik Mit der neuen staatlichen Regulierung von Grenzen und Mobilität befassen sich die Keynotes der Juristin Ayelet Shachar von der Universität Toronto und des Soziologen Ettore Recchi von der Sciences Po in Paris. Es gibt jedoch auch gegenteilige Entwicklungen: Rund vier Millionen Flüchtlinge aus der Ukraine haben seit dem Angriff Russlands einen Schutzstatus in Europa erhalten. Bei einem Round-Table diskutieren ...
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    "We will succeed!"
    08.04.2020
    Although we currently do not have an effective vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 nor safe antivirals, our advances in biomedical research are almost a guarantee that we will develop such medications. There is currently a lot of hope in science. How do you see the contribution of science in the fight against the coronavirus? Palese: Although we currently do not have an effective vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 nor safe antivirals, our advances in biomedical research are almost a ...
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    For a future without blinkers
    18.04.2019
    the symbol of the burgeoning environmental movement. It was also to be seen at the beginning of the international conference "Global Sustainable Development Goals in a Mediatized World", which took place from 4 to 5 April at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) in Vienna. Wolfgang Lutz, scientific director of the OeAW Vienna Institute of Demography, showed the photo at the beginning of his presentation, which introduced the topic of the conference: the "Agenda 2030 for ...
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    Secrets of Tibetan burial mounds
    30.10.2019
    formations – they promise unique insights into the life and death of a long-lost, pre-Buddhist culture. Guntram Hazod from the Institute for Social Anthropology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) has been studying the burial mounds of Tibet for many years. In his research funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF), he has come across an astounding variety of graves. Some were nothing more than small, round mounds, while others were walled and contained several burial ...
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    PhysikerInnen stopfen "Schlupfloch" in Quantenexperimenten
    15.04.2013
    ik, National Institute of Standards and Technology / NIST, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin. Die Forschungsarbeit wurde unterstützt von: ERC (Advanced Grant), Austrian Science Fund (FWF), CoQuS, Marie Curie Research Training Network EMALI, die John Templeton Foundation und NIST Quantum Information Science Initiative (QISI). Publikation Bell violation using entangled photons without the fair-sampling assumption: Marissa Giustina*, Alexandra Mech*, Sven Ramelow*, ...
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    Grasslands, forests, mountains: why plant diversity is decreasing
    10.12.2021
    How man-made changes in landscapes and climate accelerate the global loss of biodiversity has been examined by an international team of researchers with the participation of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU) based on the shift in species composition in three very different habitats: in alpine summit zones, in the herbaceous layer of forests, and in species-rich lowland grasslands. The results of ...
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    Faster AI learning with quantum technology
    11.03.2021
    collaboration led by Philip Walther, a team of experimental physicists from the University of Vienna, together with theoreticians from the University of Innsbruck, the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the Leiden University, and the German Aerospace Center, has now been successful in experimentally realizing such a speed-up in learning time. The team has made use of single photons – particles of light, coupled into an ...
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    Ice Age humans preferred to hunt female mammoths
    26.08.2026
    tly more likely to come from male animals, the mammoths examined from bone accumulations – which are attributed to hunting by humans – are predominantly female. The study, in which the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) is also involved, has been published in the journal »Current Biology«. Over 500 mammoths genetically analysed The researchers analysed the genomes of a total of 521 woolly mammoths from Europe, Asia and North America. ...
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    Did the ancient Greeks believe in their myths?
    23.10.2024
    did the ancient Greeks themselves believe in their gods and the stories they told about them? At a conference at the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), Jan Bremmer, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the University of Groningen and Member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, will give a Keynote lecture on atheism, doubt and belief in antiquity. The Role of Greek Mythology How important was mythology for the ancient Greeks? ...