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New study: New light for shaping electron beams
A new technique that combines electron microscopy and laser technology enables programmable, arbitrary shaping of electron beams. This opens new possibilities in electron microscopy and metrology.
29.09.2022 | [more]
Falling Walls Science Breakthrough 2022 Winners
Philip Walther, University of Vienna, and Roberto Osellame, Italian National Research Council (CNR), are among the winners in the category Engineering and Technology for their work on the Photonic Quantum Memristor.
28.09.2022 | [more]
Fossilized monkey skull gives new insights into the ancient Eurasian wildlife
The structure of a fossilized monkey skull’s inner ear reveals that the large monkey, which roamed the Eurasian grasslands 2.3 Million years ago, was closely related to baboons rather than macaques.
23.09.2022 | [more]
The Vienna Circle exhibition opens in Belgrade
On 15 September 2022, the University of Vienna’s travelling exhibition about the Vienna Circle opened at the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Belgrade.
20.09.2022 | [more]
Conservation research against species extinction
At the 7th National Parks Austria Research Symposium from September 7-9th, more than 350 participants from Austria and Europe gathered at the University of Vienna campus to discuss the current state of research in protected areas.
20.09.2022 | [more]
Circalunar clocks: using the right light
How animals are able to interpret natural light sources to adjust their physiology and behaviour is poorly understood: A light-sensitive molecule helps marine animals synchronize their reproductive cycle.
09.09.2022 | [more]
Expedition to the Greenland Sea – In Search of Ice
The Greenland expedition blog continues with the crew of the RV Maria S. Merian arriving at Dove Bay in north-eastern Greenland.
07.09.2022 | [more]