ASciNA, in cooperation with the BMWFW recognizes young Austrian scientists in North America, for their scientific work with the ASciNA Award. The 2025 recipients are Caroline MOOSMÜLLER, Alexander LERCHER, Gabriele WADLIG
The AMP is supported by the Alumni Club of the Medical University of Vienna, the Technical University of Vienna, the Technical University of Graz, the Medical University of Innsbruck, the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Graz.
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We are a network of Austrian scientists and scholars in the USA, Canada, Mexico. Our objective is to support Austrian scientists and scholars in North America and to facilitate interactions between Austrian scientists and scholars and international research institutions.
Carnegie Mellon University is leading a multi-university team that has secured an award of up to $39.3 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) to develop a wearable monitoring system to better identify fetal distress and its cause, enabling a safer labor and delivery experience for mothers and babies.
We cordially invite tech innovators to apply for the inaugural ASciNA Tech Innovation Award by June 28, 2026.
The ASciNA Tech Innovation Award is about turning ideas into impact.
If you are building something that deserves to exist in the real world—not just in a paper—we encourage you to apply.
AdventHealth Central Florida Division welcomed Dr. Peter Nagele, MD, MSc as Chief Scientific Officer for the AdventHealth Central Florida Division.
