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Robotic arm in front of a TV, in the background person with EEG cap
Robotic arm in front of a TV, in the background person with EEG cap

For the first time ever, the intention of a continuous movement was able to be read out from non-invasive brain signals at TU Graz. This success…

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Marcus Huber in front of a board

A research team at TU Wien developed a new quantum transmission protocol that allows a higher data transmission rate and is much more robust against…

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Marcus Huber in front of a board
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Group picture

From semiconductors to moon rocks: Many materials are treated with ion beams. A research group at TU Wien has now been able to explain how this…

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Computer simulations show, how long small droplets can remain suspended in the air

Tiny droplets loaded with viruses disappear more slowly after exhalation than previous models suggested. Experiments and simulations by TU Wien…

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Computer simulations show, how long small droplets can remain suspended in the air

This years’s break out session of TU Austria was organized under the patronage of Montanuniversität Leoben and was concerned with the question if…

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The research team, consisting of four scientists. Representation in portraits.

How can single atoms be used for catalysis? Researchers from Vienna develop a new method to anchor single atoms to supports.

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The research team, consisting of four scientists. Representation in portraits.
Landscape showing a river with trees and bushes growing next to it.
Landscape showing a river with trees and bushes growing next to it.

Clean drinking water is essential. Scientists at TU Wien are investigating how water quality in riverine floodplains, often used as drinking water…

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Portrait of Eugenijus Kaniusas

All you have to do is hold your breath for a moment and a new electromedical device provides important data that provides information about possible…

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Portrait of Eugenijus Kaniusas
Group photo of the TU Wien co-authors of the study
Group photo of the TU Wien co-authors of the study

What happens when ions are passing through solid materials? It is nearly impossible to observe this directly, but scientists at TU Wien found a way to…

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A muddy river carries brown water and destroys the adjacent houses.

What are the factors leading to catastrophic floods? Günter Blöschl and his team present the latest findings in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment.

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A muddy river carries brown water and destroys the adjacent houses.