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PHAIDRA supports the Open Access Policy of the University of Vienna. The Open Access Collection freely available texts, pictures, videos and audio files.
This collection includes books digitized by the Vienna University Library as part of the eBooks on Demand (EOD) service.
The u: scholar Collection of Phaidra includes scientific publications by researchers of the University of Vienna that are freely accessible worldwide.
Campus Medius explores and expands the possibilities of digital cartography in cultural and media studies. The project, headed by Simon Ganahl, is developing from a historical case study to a mapping platform.
The archive of the University of Vienna is constantly digitizing special pieces from its collections. Learn more about the Digital Archive on the website of the Vienna University Archive.
In a Master Seminar taught at the Department of Education of the University of Vienna, students conducted biographical interviews with female scientists.
As part of a regular course, Dr. Ing. Manfred Bobrowsky carried out a video project between 1988 and 1996, which was intended to give young people "close contact" with their own history.
A collection of 147 photographs created by Ludwig Lorenz of Liburnau to document the world tour of the Austrian Archduke in the years 1892/93.
Here you can find several hundred beautiful objects of this collection. The showpieces are assigned to mechanics, heat, acoustics, optics and electricity.
The Digital Research Archive for Byzantium is a visual resource database devoted to the cultural legacy of Byzantium.
The map assets of the Geography and Regional Research Library of University of Vienna date back to the founding period of the Department of Geography at the University of Vienna in 1851.
This collection contains multimedia material (videos, audio recordings, etc.) available at the Austrian Central Library for Physics as well as digitized legacies and special collections.
The University of Vienna celebrated its 650th anniversary in 2015 with numerous events.
Digital archive of the Institute of Astrophysics contains ca. 20,000 digitized objects, including photographic slides, documents and plans from time of construction of the observatory on the Türkenschanze, manuscripts or collection of historical books.
The project e-Infrastructures Austria was initiated in 2014 by the Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy in order to promote the coordinated development of repository infrastructure throughout Austria.
This collection provides access to the academic working documents left by the two scholars: manuscripts for their lectures at the Institute for Jewish Studies, conferences and notes for research.
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