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Gerhard J. Herndl Jan-Michael Peters Wolfgang Lutz Jürgen Knoblich Portrait Gerhard Widmer Portrait Markus Arndt Portrait Christian Krattenthaler Portrait Rudolf Zechner Portrait Joerg Schmiedmayer Portrait Barry Dickson Portrait Rudolf Grimm Portrait Walter Pohl Portrait Renee Schroeder Portrait Ferenc Krausz Portrait Heribert Hirt Portrait Meinrad Busslinger Portrait Peter Markowich Portrait Andre Gingrich Portrait Kim Ashley Nasmyth Portrait Peter Zoller Portrait Walter Schachermayer Portrait Georg Gottlob Portrait Marjori + Antonius Matzke Portrait Erich Gornik Portrait Erwin Wagner Portrait Ruth Wodak Portrait

The Award

The Programme provides both recognition and support to excellent scientists (up to 50 years of age) who have already produced exceptional scientific work and who occupy a prominent place in the international scientific community. Prizewinners should be guaranteed the maximum possible level of freedom and flexibility in the performance of their research, thereby facilitating an increase in their scientific productivity.

 

The Prize is associated with financial support up to a maximum of € 1.5 million to be spent over a period of five years. It is intended to enhance and extend the research possibilities of the Prizewinner and his or her group. The Programme is targeted at scientists of any discipline. There are no quotas regulating the distribution of awards between subject areas.

 

The Wittgenstein Prize is the most generously supported research programme in Austria. As such, it attracts considerable media attention and thus contributes significantly to the understanding and acceptance of scientific research by society.

 

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News

November 2010

Es IST alles umsonst gewesen

September 2010

Ruth Wodak zum Mitglied der Academia Europaea ernannt

March 2010

Wittgenstein-PreisträgerInnen im Dialog mit Bundesministerin Dr. Beatrix Karl

April 2009

Rudolf Grimm: From three to four: a quantum leap in few-body physics

März 2009

Ruth Wodak: Methods for Critical Discourse Analysis

März 2009

Jörg Schmiedmayer: Wer hat Angst vor Tenure Track?
D e t a i l s

February 2009

Jörg Schmiedmayer: open letter to the Chancellor about research funding

Ruth Wodak: The Discourse of Politics in Action
Politics as Usual

January 2009

Peter Zoller: awarded "Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award"