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Conservation paradox: Invasive species are often threatened in their native range
Non-native animals are a threat to biodiversity, yet many are themselves threatened with extinction in their areas of origin
Non-native animals are a threat to biodiversity, yet many are themselves threatened with extinction in their areas of origin
"GRAVITES" – exploring how quantum entangled particles gravitate
25.10.2022 | [weiter]
The movement of species around the globe has lasting impacts on biodiversity and human livelihoods far into the future
17.10.2022 | [weiter]
Communication scientists study the effect of microtargeting in political campaigning
12.10.2022 | [weiter]
Crops can directly contribute to improved nitrogen fertilization efficiency and reduced greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture
11.10.2022 | [weiter]
Tracing a possible origin of animal pollination
06.10.2022 | [weiter]
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]
Rector's sceptre and Rector's collar passed to new Rector
03.10.2022 | [weiter]
Monday, 3 October, 11:00; festive inauguration
30.09.2022 | [weiter]