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“For me research is a great playground”

Mechanical engineering graduate Julian Torggler tells us how he stumbled into the Fatigue Testing Laboratory as a student from South Tyrol after exciting years in the TU Graz Racing Team and why his…

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Start-up support for beginning your studies at TU Graz

Free online preparation courses start again in August and September for prospective students at TU Graz and make it easier to start a technological degree programme.

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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.

Green and Digital Transformation in Management

Starting at TU Graz in autumn: new university courses on the professional implementation of climate protection measures. These include how companies can prepare for the age of decarbonisation.

Producing a Roof from the Printer: Architecture Prize for Innovative Concrete Construction

In the “Concrete lightweight ceiling cooperation project”, TU Graz researchers succeeded in developing a lightweight, material-reduced garage roof made of reinforced concrete for 3D printing. The 2023…

EU Young Architects Award for TU Graz graduate

With the revitalisation of the Vraca monument, Dinko Jelečević wanted to give an unwanted historical legacy in Sarajevo a new place in society. His Master’s thesis was awarded the Young Talent EUmies…

JUICE Magnetometer Successfully Commissioned in Space

A sensor developed for JUICE in Graz delivers a first quantum interference signal about a month after the launch towards Jupiter, thus achieving an important mission milestone.

OUT NOW: GAM 19 “Professionalism” published

The new issue of the Graz Architecture Magazine (GAM), recently presented at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), deals with the manifestations of architecture as a professional practice.…

#12: Franz Teschl

Franz Teschl at TU Graz is investigating how raindrops and severe weather events influence communication with satellites.

Fascination for enzymes

He draws energy from a "joyful occupation" with enzymes. TU Graz biotechnologist Bernd Nidetzky talks about catalysts as a vocation and the window of opportunity in his career as a researcher.