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Picture of a baby watching a figure on a monitor.

Perceiving One’s Own Body – Already Babies Sense Their Heartbeat and Breathing

Body signals play a role in development even in infancy

07.04.2025 | [weiter]

Fig. 1: Picture of a black and a golden howler monkey.

Yodeling Monkeys: The Surprising Vocal Range of New World Primates

Special anatomical structures in the throat greatly enrich the vocal repertoire of New World monkeys

03.04.2025 | [weiter]

Picture of Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonococci), the bacteria that cause gonorrhoea.

New antibiotic for multidrug resistant superbug, that causes gonorrhoea

This novel antibiotic activates an existing "suicide" mechanism in gonococci

02.04.2025 | [weiter]

Picture of the main building of the University of Vienna.

New Center for Advanced Studies established by the University of Vienna

First call for 20 fellowships in May

01.04.2025 | [weiter]

Picture of the statue of liberty in New York City

Austrian scientists in the USA describe a climate of uncertainty and fear

Science under attack – How the Trump administration affects the academic landscape in the US

01.04.2025 | [weiter]

Rektor Sebastian Schütze

Statement by Rector Sebastian Schütze on US higher education policy

Countering developments – At the same time, recruitment opportunities for universities

31.03.2025 | [weiter]

Fig. 1: Picture of the reconstructed 3D cell tissue, being subjected to a PET scan.

Silk sponges instead of animal testing: How a 3D cell culture system could revolutionize cancer diagnostics

Innovative system enables efficient evaluation of future cancer diagnostics

21.03.2025 | [weiter]

Picture of a flexible solar cell.

Lords of the molecular Rings: An Innovative Shortcut to High-Performance Organic Materials

New method can improve the efficiency and flexibility of displays, solar cells and transistors

18.03.2025 | [weiter]

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