Archaea as "flexitarians": ammonia-oxidizing microbes also feed on amino acids
The tiny helpers of marine sponges also use organic amino acids
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The tiny helpers of marine sponges also use organic amino acids
Rising species numbers mask increasing loss of high-elevation specialists from European summit vegetation
Funding for sociologist specialising in economics Valentina Ausserladscheider and demographer Ester Lazzari
New findings are particularly important in light of climate change, declines in bee abundance, and diversity
Comparison of 4,454 animal species reveals how chromosomes travelled on "evolutionary Highways" over past 600 million years
Researchers show that brands are not a modern invention of capitalism
A 10-year study shows that expectations of one's own ageing are a 'self-fulfilling prophecy'
Long-term study across 53 European mountain summits shows that the response of alpine vegetation to climate change depends heavily on local conditions
The brain scans were analyzed using machine learning, providing the first ever evidence that dogs can read emotions in human facial expressions
Identifying strategies for measuring thousands of microbial and host proteins and revealing what microbes are doing and how the host responds
Two pottery kilns have already been unearthed in a field in the municipality of Hannersdorf; a further 100 kilns may still lie buried
New insights into the self-organisation and regeneration of tissues
New radio observations reveal hidden structures around the Orion Nebula
In total, the FWF had approved 61 projects at the University of Vienna by June 2026; the WWTF funded five research projects
The brain processes music from as early as three months of age, but dancing only begins towards the end of the first year of life
European research infrastructure MEDem included in the ESFRI Roadmap 2026 – headquarters at the University of Vienna
International Congress on Byzantine Studies: Vienna as a Centre for Research
The quantum physicist receives Austria's highest science award for his research
The Austrian Science Fund (FWF) honors a total of 18 austrian researchers
Funding for social scientist Hajo Boomgaarden and cognitive biologist Tecumseh Fitch
The University of Vienna has improved by another 12 positions in the global rankings