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… field research in Tehran

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… field research in Tehran

Architecture master’s student Lola Anna Seibt spent six months in Tehran, the capital of Iran to carry out research for her master’s thesis.

A vegetable garden for TU Graz

Gardening together is much more fun – thought the TU Graz Students’ Union (HTU Graz) and provided six wooden raised beds at the Neue Technik Campus for gardening lovers in mid-April.

TU Graz Dossiers:

One topic, but a multiplicity of angles and perspectives.

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Securely Connected!

Researching cybersecurity at TU Graz.

...science going public!

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...science going public!

Reinhold Scherer on brain-computer interfaces, science slams and the rewarding experience of public relations work.

TECONOMY 2016: Establishing career contacts

More than 90 companies will present themselves at the TECONOMY careers fair at TU Graz on 28 April. Interested persons from the fields of technology and science are welcome.

TU Graz strengthens connection with Tongji University

TU Graz’s liaison office at Tongji University, Shanghai, was ceremonially inaugurated in the last few days. The delegation from TU Graz led by Rector Harald Kainz celebrated with their guests.

Dynamic and team spirit: Racing in roll-out fever

Impossible to build a racing car in six months? Not so; each season the TU Graz racing team develops and produces a racing car by the name of TANKIA. Anthea and Ingo explain why it’s worth it.

Connections with China

Graz University of Technology is opening a liaison office at Tongji University in Shanghai. Head of office, Clara Fischer, talks about Austrian-Chinese relations and life in the Middle Kingdom.

Can factories grow like sunflowers?

Bees, seashells and sunflowers – these are just a few examples from nature which could serve as models for the design of factories of the future. But how? Research is currently being carried out on…

On polynomials, indoor GPS and helium nanodroplets

Mathematician Roswitha Rissner, physicist Andreas Kautsch and telematics engineer Paul Meissner were awarded Josef Krainer Sponsorship Prizes for their excellent doctoral theses at TU Graz.