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The IIASA Council, wishing to honor outstanding contributions made to the development of the Institute and to the advancement of its objectives, created in November 1975 (Council resolution 35) the award "IIASA Honorary Scholar" to be conferred by unanimous Council decision for exemplary dedication to the Institute's ideals and distinguished scholarly achievement.

Researchers and research software professionals will be appointed in accordance with the criteria described in the profile documents below.

The IIASA Retirement Benefits Plan is established as a contributory savings and investment scheme. The objective of the Plan is to provide members with a capital sum upon their retirement, or early retirement, or upon leaving the Plan.  The Plan does not pay pensions or enter into contracts of annuity or insurance.  Further specific RBP information is available only internally to IIASA,  and  via the IIASA portal.

The IIASA Annual Reports present highlights from IIASA research and other activities at the global, regional, and national levels in a dynamic, interactive, digital format.

This two-day hybrid event is organized by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) and the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) to celebrate IIASA 50th Anniversary.

In memory of Tatsuhiko Kawashima by Dr. Roger E. Levien, IIASA Director 1975-1981, with contributions from Andrei Rogers, Head of Human Settlements and Services 1975-1983, and Gabriele Orac, Conference and Visitors Services 1973-1987.

IIASA research informs the post-2020 Biodiversity Framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity.

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Life at IIASA is special! YSSP participants become part of the IIASA family allowing them to extend their professional network, make new friends and explore the cultural treasures of Vienna and its surroundings.

Vienna is organized into 23 districts ('Bezirke'), the first being the city center and the succeeding numbers fanning out like a snail-shell into the suburbs. The commute from Vienna to IIASA will take 30 to 60 minutes (depending on the location of your accommodation) as the institute is based in a former imperial palace located in Laxenburg, Lower Austria.

Please note that this program will be regularly updated. All times are given in India Standard Time (IST). 

IIASA's first Director, Howard Raiffa, and first Council Chair, Jermen Gvishiani were first in a series of distinguished scientists who have held these posts at IIASA.