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Currently visiting: Grant McKenzie
His central message for students, but also scientists, policy makers and citizens: "Think critically about everything you encounter."
03.06.2024 | [more]
Environmental conditions influenced early human migration
Researchers have gleaned new insights into migration, revealing how environmental conditions in Eurasia and the Americas shaped the journey of ancestors who left Africa tens of thousands of years ago.
29.05.2024 | [more]
How can AI help persons with speech disabilities?
AI technologies open up new ways of communication for people with speech impairments, but also raise ethical concerns.
23.05.2024 | [more]
Towards the Future of European Research and Innovation in Higher Education
The Circle U. ERIA project is steering initiatives aiming to strengthen research collaboration and innovation within the alliance. The project members invite you to its conference focusing on the project achievements.
22.05.2024 | [more]
RECET Festival "Green Transformations"
In this third history and social sciences festival, high-ranking voices from science, politics, civil society, art and culture will examine these various dimensions of and debates on "green transformations".
20.05.2024 | [more]
Breaking bonds to form bonds: Rethinking the Chemistry of Cations
A team of chemists from the University of Vienna, led by Nuno Maulide, has achieved a significant breakthrough in the field of chemical synthesis.
17.05.2024 | [more]
Universities Vote for Europe
European elections on 6-9 June 2024 – Universities vote for Europe! What do we gain from the EU? What do we expect from the EU?
16.05.2024 | [more]
Humans alter the marine fossil record
Marine sediments help us to understand climate changes in the present as well as the past, but they are altered by humans in various ways.
10.05.2024 | [more]