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Health trackers for rail tracks and other structures

Structural health monitoring records the current "state of health" of structures and infrastructure. This allows "illnesses" to be diagnosed at an early stage and treated.

FELMI-ZFE: ‘looking through’ 65 years at TU Graz

Round about 65 years ago, the first electron microscope was set up at TU Graz, thus laying a foundation stone for many years of successful research work

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.

Physicist in motion

An interview with experimental physicist Gernot Pottlacher is anything but dull. He paints pictures with words and underscores the spoken word with experiments on his desk.

Friendship: thanks from Iranian students

Iranian students from the last decades express their solidarity with TU Graz in the form of a “recognition plaque” and set an example for peaceful co-existence.

Job fair careers: opportunities in top companies

At the Meet Hidden Champions job fair at TU Graz on 16 November, start-ups and growth companies looking for academic young talents meet students and graduates.

…the feedbackr app

Christian Haintz and Karin Pichler have founded a start-up based on their master’s theses. They talk about their experiences, successes and everything they’ve learned as founders.

Looking into the future: continuing education

If you want to gain professional qualifications, there is a broad range of part-time master’s programmes, non-degree programmes, courses or seminars in the TU Graz continuing education programme 2017.

Gymnastics with numbers – TU Graz MatheFit course

Maths is a must at TU Graz. And that’s why the University offers the MatheFit refresher course at the beginning of the semester. A visit to the amply filled lecture hall.

humans, machines and the atmosphere of the Swiss competition

David Steyrl of the Mirage 91 student team from TU Graz describes his impressions of the Cybathlon in Zurich – the competition at the interface between man and machine.