I Spy Science: How do Hydroelectric Power Stations Work?
Can water be turned into electricity? Yes! In a hydroelectric power station, that is. And two researchers from TU Graz will explain how it works.
Can water be turned into electricity? Yes! In a hydroelectric power station, that is. And two researchers from TU Graz will explain how it works.
A recent study, involving Graz University of Technology, confirms a further significant decline in the cryosphere in Austria.
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An EU research project involving TU Graz has analysed CO₂ emissions of the European building stock over its entire life cycle and identified ways to reduce them.
The UV dual-comb spectrometer detects harmful gases with unrivalled accuracy and sensitivity. The compact design allows mobile use for monitoring air quality with a range of several kilometres.
Glaciers lost a total of around 400 billion tonnes of ice mass last year, according to a recent study in which TU Graz researcher Tobias Bolch was involved.
In the EU project SUPREME, an international research team with the participation of TU Graz is developing an electrolyser to produce green hydrogen more sustainably and efficiently.
The new holistic monitoring system developed under the leadership of TU Graz measures boat waves with millimetre precision using satellite navigation data and sensors on buoys and for the first time…
Researchers at TU Graz and the University of Graz can use the technology to construct artificial biocatalysts. These new enzymes are significantly faster, more stable and more versatile than previous…
Residual biomass from tomato production is turned into climate-friendly aviation fuel. The aim of the EU ToFuel project is to develop a waste-free and CO₂-neutral biorefinery concept that produces…
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