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Researchers at TU Graz are using virtual reality and large language models to support people with autism spectrum disorder in training social skills.

Researchers at TU Graz have proven that espresso is a favourable alternative to the highly toxic and radioactive uranyl acetate in the analysis of biological samples.

Fairness in AI: Study Shows Central Role of Human Decision-Making In addition to helping in a practical way, recommendations based on AI should above all be fair.

Study by TU Graz shows that exhaust particles account for less than ten per cent of fine dust emissions from cars and trucks.

Using an AI-supported model developed in-house, an interdisciplinary team at TU Graz has sought new methods to enhance the efficiency of aircraft engines.

By combining physics-based methods with machine learning, a team at the Institute of Thermodynamics and Sustainable Propulsion Systems at TU Graz is developing models that deliver better results despite less training data.

An enhanced computer model is now helping to provide fresh insights into cancer-cell growth and how it can be stopped.

Decentralised urban drainage systems on private and public lands could absorb half a million cubic metres of water in Graz alone.

The scalar magnetometer conceived by Roland Lammegger and Christoph Amtmann at the Institute of Experimental Physics at TU Graz opens up new possibilities in magnetic field measurement thanks to its further development.

Buoys located by GNSS and electromagnetic signals enable divers to navigate underwater without harming animals.

An international research team has developed certified biodegradable and recyclable multi-purpose foams.

Researchers from TU Graz, Pro2Future and the University of St. Gallen have developed methods that enable IoT devices to run AI models with minimal memory - for example, to correct positioning errors.

Reconstructions of accidents at road junctions revealed in a study that an additional brake light at the front of the vehicle would have prevented up to 17 per cent of collisions.

In three quarters of all'Austrian classrooms, the average CO2 concentration exceeds the guideline value.

The consequences of global warming are also becoming increasingly noticeable in Styria. TU Graz has analysed how they affect individual municipalities and derived suitable recommendations for action.

In Project Chimera, TU Graz's Game Lab Graz combines a VR computer game with educational problems in order to convey scientific content in a motivating way.

A consortium involving TU Graz has developed technical methods for the sustainable extension of existing Wilhelminian (Gründerzeit) buildings using modular timber constructions.

Researchers at the Institute of Visual Computing have made it possible to remove objects from live recordings of three-dimensional environments without time delay while the camera remains in motion.