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    Kontakte knüpfen beim Japanisch-österreichischen Neujahrsfest
    10.02.2017
    beispielsweise in Form des Alumni-Clubs von Stipendiat/innen des japanischen FWF-Pendants, der Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). Eberhard Widmann, Direktor des Stefan-Meyer-Instituts für Subatomare Physik der ÖAW, ist Beauftragter für den österreichischen Zweig des JSPS-Clubs. In dieser Funktion lädt Widmann gemeinsam mit der UNVJ (Association of Japanese members of the United Nations Organisations) zum Shinnenkai, dem japanischen Fest anlässlich des ...
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    Location for Cori Institute has been decided
    21.11.2024
    floor area of around 4,000 square metres. The five-storey building is owned by TPS Vermögensverwaltung, a sister company of WEGRAZ, and is being redesigned for the needs of the Cori Institute based on a design by the renowned architects Ernst Giselbrecht and Partners and in consultation with the Old Town Expert Commission. In the future, around half of the space will be used for laboratories, while the other part will be used for offices, social and meeting rooms, as well as ...
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    Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim: "We're Competing for Attention"
    27.04.2026
    to think of science communication in layers. I like to compare it to an onion. At the very core is the scientific paper – very detailed, but accessible only to a small community. The outermost layer is made up of formats like TikTok or Instagram – in other words, everything that grabs attention: headlines, thumbnails, images. That is superficial, but it reaches a great number of people. And each of these layers has its raison d'être. The Right Packaging Journalism is ...
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    Mathematics for the "inner values"
    03.04.2017
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    Mpox: What We Know About the Virus, Symptoms and Transmission
    21.08.2024
    Reports of people infected with the Mpox virus are once again on the rise in Europe. Immunologist Andreas Bergthaler talks about its transmission, treatment and the risk for a future epidemic or even pandemic. In this interview, the researcher at MedUni Vienna and CeMM - Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) shares what we currently know about the Mpox virus. What do we know about Mpox so far? Andreas Bergthaler: It was discovered ...
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    NEW PARTICLE ACCELERATOR EXPERIMENT LAUNCHED IN JAPAN
    27.03.2019
    experiment, which is now fully equipped with a state-of-the-art vertex detector. This instrument measures the particle trajectories near the collision point with an accuracy of a few micrometers. The Institute of High Energy Physics of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) has been involved in experiments in Japan since 2001 and led the development and construction of part of the vertex detector, the so-called silicon vertex detector (SVD). As in previous years, the ...
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    Network-based approaches opens a new avenue against rare diseases
    04.09.2023
    a more detailed picture of underlying mechanisms. Jörg Menche, researcher at the University of Vienna and Max Perutz Labs, explained: “We increasingly recognized the conceptual and practical limitations of the traditional paradigm of ‘one gene, one disease’ in the research of rare diseases. This hinders our understanding of the complex molecular network through which the components of the immune system are orchestrated. Therefore, we developed a visualization in the form of ...
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    New OeAW Prize Question: Is Austria a good research location?
    02.02.2024
    sixth place in the EU's annual innovation ranking, but is still not among the innovation leaders, which include countries of comparable size such as Denmark, Belgium and the Netherlands. The Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) therefore wants to know with its new prize question: "Is Austria a good research location?". Our aim is to gather new ideas on what Austria might look like as a research location in the future. Austria as a research location Outstanding research is ...
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    New OeAW Prize question: How is AI changing your scientific field?
    20.11.2025
    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: What does AI mean for the methodology, creativity, and theoretical foundations of your field? What ...
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    New book puts peace treaty of Saint-Germain under scrutiny
    09.09.2019
    develop a comprehensive perspective of the two peace treaties. The result is a synopsis of the most important political, social and economic problems that resulted from the dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy, and also of the interests of the victorious Allied powers and the new successor states. The two treaties, together with the peace treaty of Versailles (June 1919), which concerned Germany in particular, were to make peace after the "great seminal catastrophe" of the ...