Dry Fluids in Action: Is Powder Solid or Liquid?
IPPT's contribution to the “Long Night of Research 2022”
The "Simulation Science" (https://ippt.tugraz.at/simSci) and " Pharmaceutical Engineering and Particle Technology" working groups, together with colleagues from RCPE GmbH, hosted the "Dry…
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For more Infos use this Link: https://langenachtderforschung.at/station/1416
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Master‘s program in English
Information event:
TU Graz, Inffeldgasse 11
HS FSI1 May 10th, 2022 / 5pm
Snacks and drinks for everyone
Please register:
m.cibulka@tugraz.at
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With the method co-developed by TU Graz, virus movements in indoor spaces can be simulated easily and cost-effectively. The method helps to implement measures in rooms that significantly reduce the risk of transmission via the air. Click here to read the article.
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It is our great pleasure to announce Professor Heidrun Gruber-Woelfler (TU Graz, Austria) as the winner of the inaugural (2019) Reaction Chemistry & Engineering Outstanding Early-Career Paper Award. Royal Society of Chemistry
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This information is designed for all internationals (exchange students, degree seeking students, staff/guests) at TU Graz and provides you with COVID-19 information: useful resources/links about travel restrictions, entry regulations, special services, health and wellbeing resources, updates from TU…
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Our PhD student Bianca Grabner had the opportunity to present her innovative approach for pharmaceutical drug synthesis during the Technology Symposium at the European Forum Alpbach.
Bianca convinced the audience and won the Ticket to Berlin.
As one out of 100 young innovators, researchers and…
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For outstanding achievements and work in the field of pharmaceutical technologies, the ISPE Germany / Austria / Switzerland (D / A / CH) awards annual student awards to students and doctoral students. The doctoral thesis of Dr. med. Peter Neugebauer was honored for her special practical relevance…
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„Multistep synthesis of a valsartan precursor in continuous flow"
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Die akademische Ausbildung und Forschung in Österreich ist untrennbar mit der Person von Prof. Franz Moser verbunden. 1966 wurde er auf den ersten reinen Verfahrenstechnik-Lehrstuhl in Österreich an die TU Graz berufen, aus dem unter anderem auch das Institut für Prozess- und Partikeltechnik…
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The OpenFOAM(R) Austrian User Meeting "PFAU18_graz" is scheduled for Wednesday, July 3, 2019 (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
The program is AVAILABLE HERE, the abstracts can be ACCESED VIA THIS LINK.
Details related to the place can be found HERE.
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...our former PhD student is awarded for his doctoral thesis.
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IPPE is proud to announce that it will host three early stage researchers (PhD students) during the CALIPER project.
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MatheGRAM stands for "Multiscale Analysis of Thermomechanical Behaviour of Granular Materials"
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IPPT published a contribution in the renowed book series "Advances in Chemical Engineering". The book series dates back to the year 1956, and is one with a long tradition in the field. Contributors to this series include Andreas Acrivos, Howard Brenner, Rodney Fox, Hans Kuipers, Octave Levenspiel,…
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We are delighted to announce that the Journal Reaction Chemistry & Engineering recognized Heidrun Gruber-Wölfler (leader of the group for continuous processes and synthesis) as an Outstanding Reviewer. Heidrun was selected for her significant contribution to the journal in 2017, based on the number,…
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The group of Heidrun Gruber-Wölfler recently received an infrastructure grant from the government of Styria (Zukunftsfond Steiermark). The project called “INFRA FLOW” was awarded jointly to the University of Graz and Graz University of Technology. INFRA FLOW will enhance the abilities of the…
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At IPPE great emphasis is laid on scientific exchange and networking. Therefore, Heidrun Gruber‑Wölfler, Katharina Hiebler and Bianca Grabner from the research group on Continuous Synthesis and Processes joined the Austrian Chemistry Days in Salzburg, Austria, from 25th to 28th of August. They had…
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4th - 5th April, 2018
Johannes Kepler University Linz Department of Particulate Flow Modelling Institute of Process Engineering Welcome In 2018 the 14th Minisymposium on Chemical and Process Engineering will take place at JKU in Linz. This well-established event aims to connect chemical…
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The 28th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering
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Dear PSSRC Members and Friends,
We are kindly inviting you to participate in the 11th Annual Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Solid State Research Cluster (PSSRC), which will take place in Graz, Austria from June 28th-30th, 2017. The 11th Annual Meeting continues a successful series of meetings since…
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Outstanding teaching rarely gets curtain calls. Rarely, but not never. Witness TU Graz, where four outstanding lecturers received the Prize for Excellence in Teaching on Wednesday, 9 November.
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IPPT and TU Graz Life Long Learning presented the new Master Program at CPhI
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The group around Stefan Radl will open a dedicated lab to showcase the "Virtual Sandbox", as well as other simulation tools developed by the group.
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Presentation of the project "The Virtual Sandbox" via Radioigel
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Assoc. Prof. Daniel Lepek lectures during "Monat der freien Bildung"
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Key topics:
• Advanced Pharmaceutical Manufacturing• Continuous manufacturing• PAT for continuous manufacturing• Regulatory aspects of continuous manufacturing
For further information, please follow this link
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Interact with the box during the initiative "Lange Nacht der Forschung" on Friday, April 22nd 2016 in Stremayrgasse 16, 1st floor, Seminarraum 046, Graz. We start at 5 p.m. till late (~11.30 p.m.), for DETAILS CLICK HERE.
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The IPPT (Working Group "Simulation Science") presented the project "The Virtual Sandbox" at TU Graz' Open House event on March 31st. You can find more details related to this project VIA THIS LINK.
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Andreas Eitzlmayr, a former project assistant at our institute, was awarded the "Promotion Sub Auspiciis Praesidentis. Our institute congratulates, and thanks Andreas for his work within the LIGGGHTS(R) project!
More details can be found HERE.
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The Institute for Process and Particle Technology is pleased to host “PFAU X” (Palaver OpenFOAM Users Austria - the Austrian User Group). The meeting will take place on Wednesday, July 8, 2015 10.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. in Lecture Room “HS i8” Inffeldgasse 13, TU Graz PFAU meetings are informal, and…
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During this event, Prof. Khinast holds the Keynote Lecture „From Multiphase DNS to Large-scale Bioreactor Models”.
Details: http://www.inprompt.tu-berlin.de/ibw7/program_info.html
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Prof. Khinast is represented with the Keynote Lecture “Pharmaceutical Engineering: Engineering the manufacturing processes for the drugs of the future”. Details: http://www.processnet.org/MMPE14
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Prof. John Khinast acts as Chair of the session "Process understanding and monitoring methods". More information about the meeting: http://pssrc2014.si/
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Prof. John Khinast succeeded EUPAT to get to Graz in 2015. On 18 and 19 May 2015, this international conference will take place at the TU Graz. Details about registration and program can be found here: http://www.cvent.com/events/eupat-7/event-summary-7ce198e18bbd46939cc1b792e1d0efee.aspx
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The IPPT will host a culinary event for all Chemical Engineering students!
Feel free to join!
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An article, co-authored by Stefan Radl, has been accepted for publication in the high impact factor journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Science of the USA". The paper deals with the accumulation of low-density particles in a T-junction, a topic of key relevance for the currently running…
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„Shape-selective Crystallization: Modeling, Observation, Control“
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The 6th (ICPE) – the most exciting European Scientific Event in Spring 2014 will take place place from June 16th-17th, 2014 in Graz.
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On the 11.26.2013 an endowed professorship contract between TU Graz and Capsugel was signed. The endowed professorship at the Institute for Process and Particle Engineering will deal with the topic of "personalized medicine".
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