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01.02.2023
How we navigate through crowds
Our brain has its own GPS and it helps us navigate by detecting the movements of the people around us.
16.01.2023
"Can you make me a coffee?"
Recent releases
Profiling of fatty sweet molecules on cell surfaces
New method enables measurement of glycolipids; now their relevance in cancer will be investigated
27.10.2022 | [weiter]
Top positions in the THE Subject Ranking
The University of Vienna is again ranked in nine of eleven categories in this year’s THE World University Rankings by subject. In all nine categories, the University ranks among the top 200 universities worldwide.
27.10.2022 | [weiter]
ERC Synergy Grant for shining light on the interplay between gravity and the quantum world
"GRAVITES" – exploring how quantum entangled particles gravitate
25.10.2022 | [weiter]
European colonial legacy is still visible in today’s alien floras
The movement of species around the globe has lasting impacts on biodiversity and human livelihoods far into the future
17.10.2022 | [weiter]
How much algorithm can democracy take?
Communication scientists study the effect of microtargeting in political campaigning
12.10.2022 | [weiter]
How farmers could fertilize more efficiently
Crops can directly contribute to improved nitrogen fertilization efficiency and reduced greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture
11.10.2022 | [weiter]
From foe to friend: harmful insects can become pollinators
Tracing a possible origin of animal pollination
06.10.2022 | [weiter]
Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Anton Zeilinger
This year’s Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to the Austrian quantum physicist Anton Zeilinger (77), Emeritus Professor at the University of Vienna. This was announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, 4 October 2022, in Stockholm. The Nobel Prize was jointly awarded to...
04.10.2022 | [weiter]