We are happy to announce that this year three Elise Richter Fellows have been elected into the Young Academy of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW). Anaïs Angelo, Lisa Isola, and Sandra Müller were welcomed to the ÖAW on May 13th. The Young Academy currently consists of 63 excellent researchers who were elected on the basis of acquired important research awards and fellowships. One main aim of the Young Academy is to support innovative research and strengthen young researchers. During the 8 years of their membership Anaïs, Lisa, and Sandra now have the opportunity to actively contribute to the many interdisciplinary projects of the Young Academy. Continue readingThree Elise Richter Fellows were elected as new members of the Young Academy of the ÖAW

I am very happy that the International Conference “Margins at Centre – Practices of Annotation” is drawing nearer! The hybrid event takes place at the Viennese Institute for Medieval Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences on 23-24 May. I am proud and honored to convene an impressive line-up of international scholars discussing the cultural developments of Carolingian East Francia during the ninth century.Continue readingCinzia Grifoni convenes an International Conference in the framework of her current ER-Project “Margins at the Centre”.

Already at the beginning of this month, I have good news to share: two new publications are out from our

Continue readingStandard features Bea Maas’ research: New research project on sustainable agriculture (ECO-OLIVES) funded, and two articles published

Original article: Andrea Navarro-Quezada Receives Venia Legendi/Habilitation Certificate by Johannes Kepler University Linz. Originally published on March 09, 2022 Vice-Rector

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Original article: Ringvorlesung Österrreichische Zeitgeschichte by Universität Innsbruck. Institut für Zeitgeschichte, Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck & Institut für Neure Geschichte und Zeitgeschichte,

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In unseren Zellen ist jedes Chromosom zweimal vorhanden, wobei eine Kopie vom Vater und eine von der Mutter vererbt wird.

Continue readingSpezialforschungsbereich „Meiose“ („Meiosis“)

In dieser Episode unterhalten sich Dr.in Kristin Eichhorn (Universität Paderborn), Dr.in Katja Mayer (Universität Wien) und Prof. Dr. Klaus Kastberger

Continue readingArs Boni 173 – Covid-19 und die (Rechts-)lage für befristet beschäftigtes Uni-Personal

Die Grünen versprechen nach Kritik der Betroffenen Änderungen. Doch warum müssen sich Wissenschafter mit befristeten Verträgen durch die Karriere hanteln?

Continue readingWarum die Reform der Kettenverträge an den Unis auf Widerstand stößt