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The Innovation Marathon – the big challenge

TU Graz student Philipp Rouschal on experiences at the TU Austria Innovation Marathon. The aim is to develop unfamiliar new ideas, throw new light on a problem, and bravely ask new questions.

TU Graz Racing Team achieves success in Spain

At the Formula Student competition in Barcelona the TU Graz Racing Team once more gained top positions with second place in the overall class.

TU Graz Dossiers:

One topic, but a multiplicity of angles and perspectives.

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Cities in a Changing Climate

Climate change is omnipresent.
And it is also having an impact on our cities.
Scientists at TU Graz are researching how urban
living spaces can respond to these changes.

Gaming is part of the program(ming)

Computer games or studies? This question never arises for Johanna Pirker. She’s organising the first “Game dev days” together with the Game Development Association in Graz on 27 August.

Now accounting for tastes?

Barbara Siegmund and her team use all their senses to examine their multi-facetted research objects. After all, the entire human body is the research tool used at the TU Graz Sensory Laboratory.

Architectural design instead of air conditioners

A breath of fresh air: The Institute of Architecture Technology of TU Graz is working on architectural solutions for better room climate in subtropical and tropical regions.

Reconstruction of Graz University Library begins

The Main Library of Uni Graz closes its doors for a three-year conversion phase. Go online to find out more about the services during this period. Faculty and department libraries are not affected.

...refugees, architecture and comics

Architecture student Johanna Regger's master thesis deals with the flight routes of young Syrians. She created a touching graphic model from the stories young refugees shared with her.

Firnberg scholarships for scientists at TU Graz

Thanks to the FWF postdoc programme, environmental microbiologist Martina Köberl and mathematician Kostadinka Lapkova are now in a position to implement their research projects over the next 3 years.

875 Kilometres to Work

Exercise pays off – in many ways. Since February, Christian Gösweiner has cycled 875 kilometres as part of the “Cycle to Work” campaign and won a new TU Graz bicycle.