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Key to robustness of plants discovered

The Austrian Centre of Industrial Biotechnology (acib) and Graz University of Technology decoded the mechanism of Adipose-Biosynthesis – the basis for the production of sugar molecules for new fine…

… From idea to product

The young founder and TU Graz student Lukas Watzinger has developed "REELOQ", an innovative safety device for smartphones and the like. In this article he shares his experiences on the journey from…

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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.

… coming to TU Graz as a degree seeking student

Brenda Barrios came to Austria as a student of the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering Master's Programme at Graz University of Technology. In her Blog Post she tells us, why Graz became the city…

“We need to make a commitment to sustainable building”

Alexander Passer, head of the Sustainable Construction Working Group at TU Graz, has brought the 2019 Sustainable Built Environment D-A-CH Conference (SBE19) – one of the most important conference…

Studying electrical engineering and shaping tomorrow’s world

If it’s got electrical engineering written on it, it’s part of the future. Find out here more about the colourful world of electrical engineering, everyday student life at TU Graz, what makes good…

ET Interview: Theo Lehrhofer EN

Theo Lehrhofer graduated from school in 2018. After serving as a one-year volunteer in the Austrian Armed Forces, he has now enrolled in the bachelor's degree programme Electrical Engineering at the…

ET Interview: Andreas Zehetner EN

Andreas Zehetner studied Electrical Engineering and Audio Engineering at TU Graz. Now, he works as an engagement manager at the business consultancy McKinsey, where he supports companies in digital…

ET Interview: Christian Paar EN

Christian Paar completed his doctoral programme in electrical engineering at TU Graz. Today, he leads research projects in the field of electromobility at Magna Steyr in Graz.

ET Interview: Michael Gadringer EN

Michael Gadringer is assistant professor at the Institute of Microwave and Photonic Engineering of TU Graz. He enjoys teaching his students how to tackle problems using surprising patterns of thinking…