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| name               = Slovenian Scientific Institute Vienna
| local name         = Slovenski znanstveni inštitut Dunaj
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| street             = Seilerstätte 2
| town               = A-1010 Wien
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| country            = Austria
| website            = http://www.szi-dunaj.at/
| email              = office@szi-dunaj.at
| telephone          = 43 1 512 7290 
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| founded by         = University of Ljubljana
| founded by 2       = University of Maribor
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  | name        = Vincenc Rajšp
  | role        = Director
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  | email       = vincenc.rajsp@szi-dunaj.at
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  | name        = Milka Hudobnik
  | role        = Secretary
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The [[Slovenian Scientific Institute Vienna]] has ceased its activities in 2016. See below the article about past activities.
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== Archival article ==

The [[Slovenian Scientific Institute Vienna]] was established in [[established::2000]] with the support of the [[University of Ljubljana]], [[University of Maribor]] and the [[University of Nova Gorica]] in order to promote bilateral scientific cooperation between institutions and individuals in Slovenia and Austria. The institute offers support, grants and organisational help to researchers and institutions and also cares about the promotion of Slovene heritage in Vienna.

== Historical background ==
The Slovenian Scientific Institute Vienna is housed in the Knafelj House in Vienna, which is known for being the residence for students from Slovenia and Carniola since 1676. Upon his death, the Roman Catholic priest [[Luka Knafelj]] (Lucas Knaffel) established the [[Knafelj Foundation, Vienna|Knafelj Foundation]] (''Knafljeva ustanova'') for the future Slovene intelligentsia which has since enabled nearly 1300 students to study at the University of Vienna. Among others the Slovene poets [[Birthplace of France Prešeren|France Prešeren]] and [[Oton Župančič Memorial Collection|Oton Župančič]] received Knafelj stipends in the past.

== Activities ==
One of the institute's main activities is to assist and support research cooperation between educational institutions, universities, archives, libraries, museums, and individuals from Slovenia or Austria pursuing or conducting a research. 

The institute also organises regular lectures, symposia, and conferences by guests from Slovenia or Austria and offers a publishing support to Slovene researchers. The institute houses a library and also serves as a small exhibition venue for artists.

== See also ==
* [[University of Ljubljana]]
* [[University of Maribor]]
* [[University of Nova Gorica]]
* [[Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna]]
* [[Austrian Science and Research Liaison Office (ASRLO), Ljubljana]]
* [[Austrian Cultural Forum, Ljubljana]] 
* [[Austrian Institute, Ljubljana]]  
* [[Embassy of the Republic of Austria in Slovenia]]
* [[Embassy of Slovenia in Austria]]

== External links ==
*[http://www.szi-dunaj.at/index.html Slovenian Scientific Institute Vienna website] (in Slovenian and German)
*[http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luka_Knafelj Luka Knafelj on Wikipedija] (in Slovenian)
*[http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seznam_Knafljevih_%C5%A1tipendistov List of Luka Knafelj stipend recipients on Wikipedija] (in Slovenian)
*[http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knafljeva_ustanova Knaflej Foundation / Lucas Knaffel'sche Privatstiftung on Wikipedija] (in Slovenian)