The Graz University of Technology commits itself to implementing the United Nations Agenda 2030 for a sustainable development. The work of the faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Geodesy in teaching and research presently delivers the following contributions to specific goals of development, as listed below:

• Battery materials, Solar cells, Power electronics, Fuel cell membranes [Physics]
• Fusion plasma physics (EURO-Fusion), 2nd Generation Bio-Fuels  [Physics]
• Short time spectroscopy and reaction kinetics of energy relevant processes (e.g. photo catalysis) [Physics]

• Resilient Infrastructure (e.g. Optimisation of infrastructure facilities vs.  against external influences) [Geodesy]
• Numerical Algorithms for better energy efficiency - in co-operation with industrial enterprises [Mathematics]
• Low-loss opto-electronics for next level information technology [Physics]
• Peer-to-Peer processing in real time (Future Microscopy) [Physics]

• Structural Health Monitoring (automated advance warning of possible building collapses) [Geodesy]
• Environmental sensors [Physics]
• Optimisation methods for traffic planning (Research focus Virtual Vehicle) [Mathematics]

• Paper and bio-based materials, i-CVD polymerization for green materials [Physics]

• Environmental monitoring (sea level change, forest monitoring for CO2 accounting [Geodesy]
• Fine dust analyses [Mathematics, Physics]