FWF Der Wissenschaftsfonds

The role image of experts and specialists - Researching modern scientific philosophical understanding Vienna/Innsbruck (FWF) - The ever greater complexity of the world we live in, coupled with the enormous

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Dyslexia Research - New findings from Salzburg concerning poor reading and spelling Vienna/Salzburg (Austrian Science Fund) - A not inconsiderable number of children, particularly boys, have unexpected

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"Hendl"or "Güggeli" - Dictionary of national and regional variants of standard German Innsbruck/Vienna (Austrian Science Fund) – There is not one single German language – Austrians use different linguistic

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Fusion conditions - Particle simulation studies of divertor plasmas Vienna/Innsbruck (FWF) - "Nuclear fusion" is the melting of light nuclei into heavier ones, a process that according to the laws of physics

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Molecules of worldwide repute - The role of nitric oxide synthase in slime moulds Vienna (FWF) - In 1992, it was awarded the title "Molecule of the Year". In 1998 three scientists received the Nobel Prize

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Slow Electrons are "killing" Ozone - Outstanding new discoveries in ion physics Innsbruck/Vienna (Austrian Science Fund) - Tilmann Märk from the Institute of Ion Physics at the University of Innsbruck

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Research Area Science and Technology Studies Research Institution Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Technology Assessment Academic Position Director My approach to open access is rooted in science

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Research Area Practical Philosophy Research Institution Karl-Franzens-University Graz Academic Position Full Professor, Vice Dean, Head of the Institute of Philosophy Important Grants or Merits Faculty

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Research Area Allergy Research Research Institution University of Salzburg Academic Position Vice Rector for Research Important Grants or Merits Austrian Scientist of the year 2008; Head of Christian Doppler

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A Bright Future For Optoelectronics: A Diode Made From a 2D Material Facilitates Novel Solar Cells A special type of diode made from a crystalline material whose layers are just three atoms thick has been

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