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  • News
    Cleopatra's sister remains missing
    10.01.2025
    An interdisciplinary research team led by anthropologist Gerhard Weber from the University of Vienna, together with experts from the Austrian Academy of Sciences, has analysed a skull that was found in the ruins of Ephesos (Turkey) in 1929. It was long speculated that it could be the remains of Arsinoë IV, the sister of the famous Cleopatra. However, the latest anthropological analyses show that the remains are those of a boy between the ages of 11 and 14 who suffered from ...
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    Ljiljana Radonić at the symposium "AcadeMIX 2.0"
    17.02.2025
    organised by the German and Israeli Young Academies took place from 17 to 20 February. The aim of the event was to bring together representatives from different Young Academies to discuss the future role of research and possible joint projects. The Young Academy of the Austrian Academy of Sciences was represented by Ljiljana Radonić.
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    Austrian Graffiti Discovered in a Holy Site: Researchers Decipher Medieval Inscriptions in the Room of the Last Supper in Jerusalem
    16.04.2025
    tradition, Jesus held his Last Supper there with the apostles. Known as the Cenacle , the hall built by the Crusaders attracts multitudes of pilgrims from around the world. Now an international research team, including historians from the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), has documented and deciphered previously unknown inscriptions, coats of arms and drawings on the walls of the Cenacle . The results have just been published in ...
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    Tariff War Between US and China: Donald Trump and Xi Jinping Battle for power
    22.04.2025
    ic partnership is crumbling. New and unusual alliances are forming. How is China reacting behind the scenes – and what can Europe do in response to these shifts of global power? Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik, sinologist and member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), is analysing the geopolitical consequences of the conflict. She explains why the tariff dispute is putting Europe in a bind – and what role diplomacy and historical parallels play in this global power ...
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    Amphorae: What made the antique containers so important?
    30.10.2025
    may look like a simple piece of pottery to the untrained eye can offer researchers endless information about life in antiquity. This is true of the amphorae discovered in Ephesos, in modern-day Turkey. Joan Tuset Estany is a postdoctoral researcher at the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) and studies amphorae in Ephesos. He explains why amphorae were important in antiquity and what they reveal about trade relations in the ...
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    Egypt’s Treasures – and Tutankhamun’s Underwear – on Display in a Giant Museum in Cairo
    06.11.2025
    Austrian excavations displayed in the showcases. That’s a great recognition of our work and shows that Austrian research is appreciated internationally. Just a bit of Indiana Jones What does your research in Egypt actually look like? Forstner-Müller: Day-to-day work is far less 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 ...
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    Die alternde Gesellschaft
    25.11.2025
    Beim diesjährigen Joint Academy Day steht das Thema "Ageing Society" im Zentrum. Als Partnerakademien sind diesmal die Akademien der Wissenschaften Schweiz (a+) im Organisationsteam, die die Swiss Platform Ageing Society betreiben. Neben Mitgliedern und Mitarbeitenden beider Akademien diskutieren auch externe Expert:innen. Den thematischen Einstieg macht eine Interviewsession, die den historischen und kulturellen Kontext von Alter und demografischem Wandel beleuchtet. Bei ...
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    Diversity Strengthens Research
    05.03.2026
    sciences in some countries than in others? How have the significance and concerns of International Women's Day changed over time? In this interview, quantum physicist Francesca Ferlaino and historian and Africanist Anaïs Angelo discuss the structural conditions of scientific careers, social developments and the role of diversity in excellent research. To mark International Women's Day, the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) is inviting you to an event entitled "Different ...
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    Happy birthday, EASAC!
    11.06.2026
    in 2026 it celebrates its 25th anniversary. EASAC unites the national science academies of EU member states as well as those of Norway, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland — including the Royal Society, the Académie des sciences, and the Austrian Academy of Sciences — and develops scientific statements and recommendations for EU institutions, without accepting external commissions. What this independent, knowledge-based model achieves, where it reaches its limits, and which ...
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    AI Speaks Ancient Greek: Apollo Restores 2,000-Year-Old Texts
    23.09.2026
    fragmentary and difficult to read. To this day, 92 percent of papyri remain undeciphered, a vast, untapped treasure-trove of history. Decipherment and reconstruction of ancient documents requires an enormous amount of time and highly specialized knowledge. This is precisely where “Apollo” comes in: the world’s first foundation Large Language Model (LLM) for Ancient Greek. The LLM was developed through a unique collaboration between the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) and ...