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Health - Life Sciences - 23.12.2019
Pharmacology - Health - 21.06.2019 
Protein hitch hiking into the cancer cell: the next generation of platinum drugs
The young spin-off "P4 Therapeutics" was awarded with the "Der Brutkasten Media Award" An interdisciplinary team of the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna has developed a new platinum compound with great potential as anticancer drug.
Innovation - Health - 28.02.2019 
Austrian Microfluidics Initiative: Bridging gaps between product and research
The initiative brings together research and industry on the topic of microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip and organ-on-a-chip technologies.
Health - 06.02.2019
Life Sciences - Health - 03.01.2019
Health - Innovation - 06.06.2018
Health - 24.05.2018 
A system of check and balances in the blood
Hematopoietic Stem Cells (HSCs) give rise to blood and immune cells of the body, and are therefore essential for our survival.
Innovation - Health - 02.03.2018
Health - Life Sciences - 01.02.2018
Health - Physics - 10.01.2018 
Solid and liquid at the same time
Microscopically small particles can spontaneously self-assemble into complex layered structures with remarkable properties, according to calculations performed at the TU Wien.
Life Sciences - Health - 09.10.2017 
Editing the genome - rewriting our society?
Targeted changes of genomes from simple and complex organisms have become considerably more accurate, simpler, faster and thus also cheaper through CRISPR/Cas methods.
Health - Administration - 10.09.2017 
New FWF Research Project "Prices and Wages in Salzburg and Vienna, 1450-1850"
The Fund for the Promotion of Scientific Research (FWF) has approved the research project "Prices and Wages in Salzburg and Vienna, 1450 to 1850".
Health - Event - 10.09.2017 
29 September: KLANGKÖRPER - KÖRPERKLANG. Experiments in Science and Art
Students of the BORG Straßwalchen have experimented with the subject of the KLANGKÖRPER - KÖRPERKLANG and developed workshops that will be implemented during the course of this event with students between 12 and 15 years of age.
Philosophy - Health - 03.09.2017 
13 - 15 September: Salzburg Conference for Analytical Philosophy
Some 90 international philosophy students, ranging from Bachelor to Doctorate levels, present and discuss their current philosophical questions and answers in the Unipark Nonntal.
Life Sciences - Health - 30.08.2017 
Guided Tours in the Botanical Garden of the University of Salzburg
The Botanical Garden offers guided tours on various topics in September. Admission is free. MI 6.9., 17 Uhr, Führung mit Dr. Ulrike Gartner zu ,,Früchte-Potpourri aus dem Botanischen Garten - Wissenswertes und Spannendes".
Health - Administration - 22.08.2017 
New Therapy for Knee Pain
In his dissertation, the sports scientist, Florian Rieder, from the University of Salzburg came to the conclusion that vibration training has a developing effect on the patellar tendon at the knee.
Health - History / Archeology - 16.05.2017 
Biophotonics - the Solution for Urgent Medical Needs !’
Jürgen Popp, a professor at the Leibnitz Institute for Photonic Technologies and the Institute of Physical Chemistry at the University of Jena, will give a lecture on the topic "Biophotonik - die Lös
History / Archeology - Health - 03.05.2017
Life Sciences - Health - 22.02.2017
Life Sciences - Health - 14.02.2017
Life Sciences - Health - 03.02.2017
Life Sciences - Health - 01.02.2017
Life Sciences - Health - 09.12.2016 
Why can‘t monkeys speak’
Monkeys and apes are unable to learn new vocalizations, and for decades it has been widely believed that this inability results from limitations of their vocal anatomy: larynx, tongue and lips.
Computer Science - Health - 06.12.2016
Life Sciences - Health - 10.10.2016 
Uncoventional cell division in the Caribbean Sea
uni:view magazin Videos Presse Social Media Bacteria are immortal as long as they keep dividing. For decades it has been assumed that a continuous, proteinaceous ring is necessary to drive the division of most microorganisms.
Life Sciences - Health - 02.08.2016 
Research Expedition
Assoc.-Prof. Stephen Wickham and two students, Anita Sinner and Philipp Wenta, arrived in the Azores late July, 2016, and look forward to the upcoming expedition aboard the RV Meteor.
Religions - Health - 25.07.2016 
1 - 7 August: Salzburger Hochschulwochen Leidenschaften
This year the Salzburger Hochschulwochen will be held in the Großen Aula, as well as in the lecture halls of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Salzburg.
Mathematics - Health - 20.07.2016
Life Sciences - Health - 18.07.2016 
Water Day at the Faculty of Science, University of Salzburg
Water is the basis of life on Earth, for without water, life is not possible. Worldwide, clean drinking water is becoming less and less available; this trend is worsened by the exacerbation of global warming.
Health - Religions - 03.05.2016
Administration - Health - 25.04.2016
Health - Pedagogy - 22.03.2016
Health - Event - 13.03.2016 
22 April: Long Night of Research 2016 at the University of Salzburg
On Friday, April 22, 2016, from 17:00 - 23:00, the University of Salzburg once again opens its doors to for the seventh "Long Night of Research", and invites interested visitors to take a look behind the scenes of science.
Life Sciences - Health - 24.02.2016 
25 - 26 February: "Cellular adaptation in health & pathology - Stochastic effects and multivariate data analysis"
The departments of Cellular Biology and Mathematics have jointly organized a interdisciplinary conference in which scientists and students meet to present and discuss biomedical-oriented research topics and statistically relevant data analyses.
Health - 04.12.2015
Life Sciences - Health - 19.12.2014
Life Sciences - Health - 15.09.2014
Life Sciences - Health - 18.06.2014 
Animals and Humans Together - Integration in Society
The 23rd international ISAZ conference "Animals and Humans Together: Integration in Society" gathers more than 200 leading scientists from all over the world to discuss the latest research in the growing field of human-animal relationships (anthrozoology) in Vienna, July 19th-22nd.
Health - Life Sciences - 28.02.2014
Health - 15.12.2013
Health - Career - 17.11.2013 
Paris Lodron University of Salzburg
The University of Salzburg, with its 18,000 students and 2,800 employees, is not a "mass university" and it is distinguished by a very good teacher/student ratio.
Health - Life Sciences - 30.09.2013
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Theodor-Billroth-Preis an ForscherInnen der MedUni Wien
Der Theodor-Billroth-Preis der Wiener Ärztekammer ging heuer dreigeteilt mit Roman Reindl-Schwaighofer, Philipp Tschandl und Lucian Beer an drei Forscher der MedUni Wien.
Der Theodor-Billroth-Preis der Wiener Ärztekammer ging heuer dreigeteilt mit Roman Reindl-Schwaighofer, Philipp Tschandl und Lucian Beer an drei Forscher der MedUni Wien.
The young spin-off "P4 Therapeutics" was awarded with the "Der Brutkasten Media Award" An interdisciplinary team of the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna has developed a new platinum compound with great potential as anticancer drug.
The initiative brings together research and industry on the topic of microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip and organ-on-a-chip technologies.
Hematopoietic Stem Cells (HSCs) give rise to blood and immune cells of the body, and are therefore essential for our survival.
Microscopically small particles can spontaneously self-assemble into complex layered structures with remarkable properties, according to calculations performed at the TU Wien.
Targeted changes of genomes from simple and complex organisms have become considerably more accurate, simpler, faster and thus also cheaper through CRISPR/Cas methods.
The Fund for the Promotion of Scientific Research (FWF) has approved the research project "Prices and Wages in Salzburg and Vienna, 1450 to 1850".
Students of the BORG Straßwalchen have experimented with the subject of the KLANGKÖRPER - KÖRPERKLANG and developed workshops that will be implemented during the course of this event with students between 12 and 15 years of age.
Some 90 international philosophy students, ranging from Bachelor to Doctorate levels, present and discuss their current philosophical questions and answers in the Unipark Nonntal.
The Botanical Garden offers guided tours on various topics in September. Admission is free. MI 6.9., 17 Uhr, Führung mit Dr. Ulrike Gartner zu ,,Früchte-Potpourri aus dem Botanischen Garten - Wissenswertes und Spannendes".
In his dissertation, the sports scientist, Florian Rieder, from the University of Salzburg came to the conclusion that vibration training has a developing effect on the patellar tendon at the knee.
Jürgen Popp, a professor at the Leibnitz Institute for Photonic Technologies and the Institute of Physical Chemistry at the University of Jena, will give a lecture on the topic "Biophotonik - die Lös
Monkeys and apes are unable to learn new vocalizations, and for decades it has been widely believed that this inability results from limitations of their vocal anatomy: larynx, tongue and lips.
uni:view magazin Videos Presse Social Media Bacteria are immortal as long as they keep dividing. For decades it has been assumed that a continuous, proteinaceous ring is necessary to drive the division of most microorganisms.
Assoc.-Prof. Stephen Wickham and two students, Anita Sinner and Philipp Wenta, arrived in the Azores late July, 2016, and look forward to the upcoming expedition aboard the RV Meteor.
This year the Salzburger Hochschulwochen will be held in the Großen Aula, as well as in the lecture halls of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Salzburg.
Water is the basis of life on Earth, for without water, life is not possible. Worldwide, clean drinking water is becoming less and less available; this trend is worsened by the exacerbation of global warming.
TUKids&Care - Compatibility at TU Wien
TU Wien has established that tasks associated with reconciling family and job/research are part of its diversity strategy for which the HR Development &Health Department is responsible.
TU Wien has established that tasks associated with reconciling family and job/research are part of its diversity strategy for which the HR Development &Health Department is responsible.
On Friday, April 22, 2016, from 17:00 - 23:00, the University of Salzburg once again opens its doors to for the seventh "Long Night of Research", and invites interested visitors to take a look behind the scenes of science.
The departments of Cellular Biology and Mathematics have jointly organized a interdisciplinary conference in which scientists and students meet to present and discuss biomedical-oriented research topics and statistically relevant data analyses.
Think big! Bacteria breach cell division size limit
The life of a cell is straightforward: it doubles, divides in the middle and originates two identical daughter cells.
The life of a cell is straightforward: it doubles, divides in the middle and originates two identical daughter cells.
The 23rd international ISAZ conference "Animals and Humans Together: Integration in Society" gathers more than 200 leading scientists from all over the world to discuss the latest research in the growing field of human-animal relationships (anthrozoology) in Vienna, July 19th-22nd.
Blood donations could help reduce the risk of heart disease in shift workers
Austrian researchers have found that jetlag has severe effects on red blood cells, possibly explaining the high incidence of heart disease seen in shift workers.
Austrian researchers have found that jetlag has severe effects on red blood cells, possibly explaining the high incidence of heart disease seen in shift workers.
The University of Salzburg, with its 18,000 students and 2,800 employees, is not a "mass university" and it is distinguished by a very good teacher/student ratio.
Microbial restoration of the inflamed gut
A team led by gastroenterologists Sieglinde Angelberger and Walter Reinisch (Medical University Vienna) and microbiologists David Berry and Alexander Loy (University of Vienna) explored how a treatme
A team led by gastroenterologists Sieglinde Angelberger and Walter Reinisch (Medical University Vienna) and microbiologists David Berry and Alexander Loy (University of Vienna) explored how a treatme
