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Without CO2 Emissions: What It Means for Buildings

Against the background of climate change and the need to reduce primary energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in the building life cycle, TU Graz has co-initiated an research project.

Industry 4.0 from Klagenfurt to Graz

The Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt and the TU Graz establish the joint endowed professorship "Industry 4.0: Adaptive and Networked Production Systems". The professorship is largely financed by…

TU Graz Dossiers:

One topic, but a multiplicity of angles and perspectives.

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Securely Connected!

Researching cybersecurity at TU Graz.

Protein, Cell Engineering for Biocatalytic Processes

Enzymes catalyse challenging chemical reactions under very mild reaction conditions. An optimization of synthetic applications requires a good knowledge of their structure and their mechanisms.

Towards a Physical Theory of Plasticity

The relative ease of plastically deforming metallic materials is a prerequisite for their widespread application in mechanical engineering.

… arranging a study or work placement abroad

Proper organisation is very important if you want to study or do a work placement abroad. We give you some information and tips on choosing a mobility programme, applying, selection criteria and more.

Probabilistic Methods in Analysis and Number Theory

TU Graz's Institute of Analysis and Number Theory was awarded the FWF START Prize in 2016.

Prime numbers: the building blocks of numbers

Christoph Aistleitner is hot on the trail of vital information on the mystery of prime numbers – and the world of mathematics is sitting up and taking notice. He has also received the Province of…

Breast cancer: small signals – big effect

Long before the first symptoms appear, biomarkers can provide important information about developing diseases. Research is currently planned in the field of breast cancer at TU Graz.

“If I want to be cool, I mention Gyro Gearloose”

Dieter Schmalstieg is the most successful inventor at TU Graz. In the interview he reveals how he imagines the world to be in 100 years and how inventions can contribute to it.