TU Austria: Archive - Page 5 of 12

Why do certain materials emit electrons with a very specific energy? This has been a mystery for decades – scientists at TU Wien have found an answer.

11/19/2020

The focus of the new CD laboratory is the reduction of interface resistances within the solid-state battery. The aim is to make this particularly safe…

11/12/2020

An international team of security researchers from TU Graz, CISPA and University of Birmingham is presenting new side-channel attacks, which use…

11/11/2020

Group of people standing in front of a futuristic building

The role of the enzyme dipeptidyl peptidase 3 in the blood pressure-regulating renin-angiotensin system was investigated in the inter-university…

11/05/2020

Two TU Graz researchers, in the foreground a conductor's cap

TU Graz algorithm-based method provides a basis for decisions on the correct amount of tamping measures on tracks, thus reducing their life-cycle…

10/28/2020

Group of TU Graz researchers in front of a mass spectrometer

Geological investigations of low-temperature young deposits on the Styrian Erzberg provide paleoclimatology with new data on the earth's history and…

10/21/2020

The 5-person team in a large research laboratory, all around a large vacuum system.

A human research team and a machine learning algorithm have found that we need to rethink much of what we know about iridium oxide.

10/12/2020

Similar to batteries, supercapacitors are suitable for the repeated storage of electrical energy. TU Graz researchers have presented a particularly…

10/08/2020

Researchers from TU Graz and Ruhr University Bochum show in the journal ACS Catalysis how the catalytic activity of cyanobacteria, also known as…

10/07/2020

Researchers at TU Graz have found a way to convert the aromatic substance vanillin into a redox-active electrolyte material for liquid batteries. The…

10/01/2020

TU Graz researcher stands behind computer screen

With the research project "3D-Nanoprinting", Harald Plank from the Institute of Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis at TU Graz won the Houska Prize…

09/28/2020

If the spins of phosphorus atoms in silicon are cleverly excited with microwave pulses, a so-called spin echo signal can be detected after a certain time. Surprisingly, this spin echo does not occur only once, but a whole series of echoes can be detected.

A research team from Garching and Vienna discovered a remarkable echo effect - it offers exciting new possibilities for working with quantum…

09/24/2020

Electrochemical reactions, which will play an important role in the future of energy supply, can now be explained in detail, thanks to measurements…

09/23/2020

Tiny anatomical differences can dramatically change a neuron's signalling behavior

Tiny differences between individual nerve cells can dramatically change their signaling behavior, a study by TU Wien (Vienna) and Harvard Medical…

09/21/2020

Group photo of the handover of the 3D printer in the Peter Tunner building with, from the left, Rector Wilfried Eichlseder, Assoz.Prof. Dr. Thomas Grießer, Lithoz-CEO Dr. Johannes Homa, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Raul Bermejo Moratinos.

Montanuniversität Leoben is the first university in Austria to have a 3D printer capable of processing hybrid materials. The CeraFab 7500, produced by…

09/16/2020

Lukas Weymann standing in the lab at TU Wien

In a very unusual way, the electrical and magnetic properties of a particular crystal are linked together - the phenomenon was discovered and…

09/14/2020

Four men with construction helmets in front of a wall with foundation stone rolls

On Campus Inffeldgasse of Graz University of Technology, Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft is constructing two new buildings: the "Data House" and the "SAL…

09/14/2020

The physicist receives the renowned prize for her project to investigate the interaction between UV light and matter in spectral ranges that have not…

09/09/2020

[Translate to English:] Clemens Watzenböck und Alessandro Toschi

Why do different measurements of material properties sometimes give different results? A research team led by the TU Vienna has now found an important…

08/31/2020

Digital picture of a curvy shape, created from a flat 2D grid

An amazing construction method for curved structures was developed at TU Wien (Vienna): With a flick of the wrist, flat grids become a 3D shape.

08/25/2020

The Austrian Alpine region shows one of the highest lightning activities in Europe. Lukas Schwalt from the Institute of High Voltage Engineering and…

08/21/2020

At this year's Alpbach Technology Talks, students from all over the world will be networking virtually in order to develop new products, processes and…

08/20/2020

Portrait of Johannes Kalliauer, DNA strands in the background.

What happens when you pull a DNA molecule? It behaves quite differently than we are used to from macroscopic objects. Scientists at TU Wien were now…

08/05/2020

Simulations at Graz University of Technology refute earlier theories on long-range charge transfer between organic and inorganic materials.

08/04/2020

[Translate to English:] Grafik: Ein hochgeladenes Ion trifft auf ein Schichtsystem

How can you perforate an atomic layer of material and leave the one underneath intact? Scientists at TU Wien (Vienna) developed a technique for…

08/03/2020

Frau sitzt vor Laptop, am Bildschirm Grafik

“Core-shell” clusters pave the way for new efficient nanomaterials that make catalysts, magnetic and laser sensors or measuring devices for detecting…

07/30/2020