Vehicle Emissions: New sensor technology to improve air quality in cities
Researchers at TU Graz are working together with European partners on new possibilities of measuring vehicle emissions.
Searching for the most efficient molecular recipe
Andreas Jeindl simulates the properties that materials ought to have under certain conditions. Among other things, he hopes to improve the OLEDs used in mobile phone screens and solar panels.
... Summer school in the Land of the Rising Sun
PhD student Katharina Kocher tells how two completely different cultures can together contribute substantially to the realisation of sustainable energy production via controlled oxyhydrogen gas reaction.
The beauty of defects
Peter Hadley tries to understand which defects give rise to which properties in certain materials – what makes a ruby red, electricity flow through silicon, or a wire break?
The power of thought – the key to success: CYBATHLON BCI Series 2019
Spectators will experience the fascinating power of thought-controlled systems on 17 September, as teams from all over the world go head to head in the CYBATHLON BCI Series 2019 at TU Graz. ‘Pilots’ who are paralysed from the neck down control avatars using brain-computer interfaces in a specially...
