TU Austria: Archive

"We have a problem and nobody knows how big it is," says TU Graz researcher Peter Fischer. But one thing is certain: brakes cause more particulate…

05/28/2021

Beiger Hintergrund durchzogen von braunen Linien mit der orangen Aufschrift „Wood. Rethinking Material“ GAM.17 Architecture Magazine.

The current issue of the Graz Architecture Magazine (GAM) takes a fresh look at the architectural complexity of wood and explores the material's…

05/27/2021

Bearded man with ice block in the laboratory

Researchers from TU Graz in Austria and the Universities of Cambridge and Surrey succeeded to track down the first step in ice formation at a surface,…

05/27/2021

In pharmaceutical research, small tissue spheres are used as mini-organ models for reproducible tests. TU Wien has found a way to develop a reliable…

05/26/2021

atomic structure. in the background: low temperature devices

A research team from TU Wien together with US research institutes came across a surprising form of "quantum criticality". This could lead to a design…

05/25/2021

Mathematician Leila Taghizadeh is researching new methods to describe nano-components. She has now been awarded the TU Wien Hannspeter Winter Preis.

05/17/2021

digital version of a single celled organism

How do simple creatures manage to move to a specific place? Artificial intelligence and a physical model from TU Wien can now explain this.

05/10/2021

Researchers at TU Graz develop green alternatives to fossil raw materials. Bio-based materials are expected to reduce pollution and drive the shift to…

05/10/2021

The shoe from the company Tec-Innovation warns blind and visually impaired people of obstacles thanks to ultrasonic sensors. Computer scientists at TU…

05/07/2021

T cells use their antigen receptors like sticky fingers - a team from TU Wien and MedUni Vienna was able to observe them doing so.

05/05/2021

Lukas Aumayr in front of a white wall with formulas on it.

A protocol has been developed at TU Wien that makes transactions with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin faster and more secure.

05/04/2021

[Translate to English:] Zwei Männer bedienen Batterien-Crashanlage

Studies at TU Graz show that the older an traction battery of electric vehicles (EV) is, the lower the danger it poses. Now the researchers and…

05/03/2021

The acidity of molecules can be easily determined, but until now it was not possible to measure this important property for atoms on a surface. With a…

04/29/2021

Is it possible to transmit information through a material in the form of electron spins? New measurements show: not in the way that scientists had…

04/26/2021

Graphic shows molecules and surface structures

Using machine learning methods, researchers at TU Graz can predict the structure formation of functionalized molecules at the interfaces of hybrid…

04/21/2021

In extreme heat or in the vacuum of space: a novel nanomaterial delivers top performance in extreme situations, as demonstrated by TU Wien (Vienna)…

04/20/2021

With an eye on future mobile communications standards, a European consortium is working on the next generation of antennas for wireless networks.…

04/19/2021

Researchers at Utrecht University and at TU Wien (Vienna) create special light waves that can penetrate even opaque materials as if the material was…

04/12/2021

Factory hall with robot arms and other state-of-the-art machines

In the unique pilot factory of TU Graz, now all types of companies can test agile and data-secure manufacturing concepts regarding Industry 4.0 – and…

04/08/2021

How can we remove heat from computer chips as fast as possible? At TU Wien, a metal compound has now been identified that is particularly well suited…

03/31/2021

Infographics: Wood research in various scientific disciplines

TU Wien and HS Timber Group have entered into a research partnership with the aim of using wood particles to develop new sustainable materials that…

03/30/2021

Woman uses music streaming service last.fm on desktop

Listeners of high-energy music such as hard rock and hip-hop may be given less accurate music recommendations by music recommender systems than…

03/30/2021

2D materials have triggered a boom in materials research. Now it turns out that exciting effects occur when two such layered materials are stacked and…

03/23/2021

The study results are based on investigations of repeated mass movements and are expected to benefit planning, maintenance, and development of…

03/18/2021

A scientist working with liquid nitrogen in the lab

New measurements have solved a mystery in solid state physics: How is it that certain metals do not seem to adhere to the valid rules?

03/15/2021

Researchers at TU Graz demonstrate a new design method for particularly energy-saving artificial neural networks that get by with extremely few…

03/11/2021

Three students with furnitures in the TU Graz furniture workshop

In keeping with the spirit of the "entrepreneurial university", TU Graz supports students in the utilization of work they have designed themselves.…

03/10/2021

Three men and two women mind MNS protection and boards in front of an LED screen

TU Graz takes its social responsibility in climate protection seriously and has adopted an ambitious roadmap for its path to climate neutrality by…

03/01/2021

Quantum experiments that could previously only be performed with photons are now also possible with atoms: Beams of entangled atoms have been produced…

02/24/2021

Illustration of the effects inside the material

Surprise in solid-state physics: The Hall effect, which normally requires magnetic fields, can also be generated in a completely different way – with…

02/22/2021

Archive

Brakes as Emitters of Particulate Matter

GAM.17: Architectural Potentials of the Material wood

It takes some heat to form ice

New Biochip Technology for Pharma Research

New quantum material discovered

Big formulas for small components

Reaching your life goals as a single-celled organism

Materials Research Says Yes to Wood

From the Foot Perspective: TU Graz Develops Algorithm for Shoe-Based Blind Assistance System

Tracking down the tiniest of forces: how T cells detect invaders

New protocol makes Bitcoin transactions more secure and faster than Lightning

Electric Vehicle Batteries: The older they get, the safer they are

How acidic are atoms?

New measurements call spin liquids into question

Understanding Interfaces of Hybrid Materials with Machine Learning

2D Nanomaterial MXene: the Perfect Lubricant

6G technology: Domestic Trio Working on Tomorrow's Mobile Communications

The indestructible light beam

Smartfactory@tugraz: Styria's Research and Learning Factory Goes into Full Operation

Heat conduction record with tantalum nitride

New materials made from wood particles

Algorithm-generated music recommendations may be least accurate for hard rock and hip-hop listeners

Moiré effect: How to twist material properties

TU Graz Researchers Identify Chemical Processes as Key to Understanding Landslides.

How do good metals go bad?

New Approach Found for Energy-Efficient AI Applications

TU Graz Launches web shop for Art and Design Objects by Students

TU Graz on the Way to Becoming Austria's First Climate-Neutral University

Twin atoms: A source for entangled particles

Magnetic effect without a magnet