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ET Interview: Sophie Steger EN

Sophie Steger is a 6th-semester Electrical Engineering student. For the 22-year old, the most important thing in successfully mastering your studies is curiosity, diligence, and a passion for…

ET Interview: Josef Kröll EN

Josef Kröll is a 4th-semester Electrical Engineering student. He is particularly fascinated by embedded electronics, including intelligent microcontrollers and microprocessors in electronic devices…

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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.

ET Interview: Cornelia Gastzner EN

Cornelia Gastzner passed the higher education entrance qualification this year and is applying for the joint degree programme Electrical Engineering and Audio Engineering of TU Graz and University of…

ET Interview: Annette Mütze EN

Annette Mütze is a professor of Electric Drives and Machines and head of the institute of the same name at TU Graz. She finds the combination of theory and practice in her field fascinating.

ET Interview: Alexander Bergmann EN

Alexander Bergmann is a professor of Electronic Sensor Systems and head of the institute of the same name at TU Graz. For him, electrical engineering is the basic technology for everything that makes…

The power of thought – the key to success: CYBATHLON BCI Series 2019

Spectators will experience the fascinating power of thought-controlled systems on 17 September, as teams from all over the world go head to head in the CYBATHLON BCI Series 2019 at TU Graz. ‘Pilots’…

Vehicle Emissions: New sensor technology to improve air quality in cities

Researchers at TU Graz are working together with European partners on new possibilities of measuring vehicle emissions.

Searching for the most efficient molecular recipe

Andreas Jeindl simulates the properties that materials ought to have under certain conditions. Among other things, he hopes to improve the OLEDs used in mobile phone screens and solar panels.

“Frustrated” ions for solid-state batteries

An international team involving researchers from TU Graz has published research into a new solid-state electrolyte for batteries. The material exhibits one of the fastest lithium mobility processes…