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TU Graz expert: Siegfried Pabst

TU Graz expert Siegfried Pabst gives tips for saving energy.

In full swing for TU Graz

She is Professor of Electric Drives and Machines and has been Chairwoman of the TU Graz Senate since October. What drives Annette Mütze?

TU Graz Dossiers:

One topic, but a multiplicity of angles and perspectives.

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Are Batteries Safe?

Energy storage systems are becoming increasingly important, powerful and widespread. However, this also means that the demands on their safety and durability are growing.

A day with … Christof Plaschke

Have you got any questions about data protection? Because Christof Plaschke is absolutely the right person to speak to.

E-mail from … Redmond

Re: Research scientist intern at Meta

The Mathematics of Separate Things

Discrete mathematics is so much more than just “the language of computer science”, as it is often referred to. But it is not “discrete” in the usual sense.

Research and Teaching for Equal Opportunities

What emotions women’s football arouses, how multimedia recommendation systems neglect the unpopular, and how artificial intelligence could be widely communicated – these topics and more are the…

Andreas Wimmer: "Import of green energies necessary"

Andreas Wimmer conducts research on large engines at TU Graz and heads the LEC research center. Hydrogen, methanol and ammonia will play a central role in achieving climate targets.

Unite! 2.0 starts its new era in Graz

Unite! has closed its pilot phase to launch the new Erasmus+ proposal for the next four years, to implement the European university of innovation, technology and engineering.

“The Crucial Question: Where Does the Hydrogen Come From?”

Sonja Wogrin and Thomas Klatzer are exploring ways towards a climate-neutral energy system, which will require green hydrogen. To establish it, good infrastructure planning is needed.