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Another major success for a student team from TU Graz: GRIPS RoboCup team wins second place in the "Logistics" league of the RoboCup 2017 in Nagoya, Japan.

With 19 experiments, the analog mission of the Austrian Space Forum (OeWF) in Oman will serve for preparation for a manned mission to Mars.

Since the beginning of the year, measuring instruments, tools and machinery from more than 100 years of physics history at TU Graz are on show in the cellar of the Institute of Experimental Physics.

Drones as modern carrier pigeons and autonomous electric vehicles as urban suppliers: TU Graz's expertise is at a premium in trialling of new delivery methods.

Industry 4.0 test laboratory for TU Graz and 20 domestic companies, funded by the ministry for infrastructure More pictures available at the end of the text The ministry for infrastructure is setting up its own pilot factory for Industry 4.0 in Styria.

By Roman Bureau Understanding and modelling the mechanisms involved in shaping metallic alloys has become a major concern of manufacturers.

Global warming due to the anthropogenic greenhouse effect is an important driver for the development of renewable energy systems.

How can cardiovascular diseases be treated in a targeted way and postoperative complications reduced? Researchers at the Institute of Biomechanics provide answers using methods from engineering.

PRETTY is the third CubeSat mission of TU Graz. The satellite is being built together with RUAG Space and should be launched into space in 2020.

AVL and TU Graz open the world's most advanced competence centre for research and development on novel transmission systems.

As regards pioneering vehicle technologies, the focus is on more energy-efficient air-conditioning systems.

ALP.Lab offers test tracks, road tests on motorways and in cities as well as simulators for companies - Ministry for Infrastructure provides funding to the tune of 5.6 million euros.

Drones for search and rescue missions, as modern carrier pigeons and for inspecting critical infrastructure.

Mimicking evolution in the lab: Kateryna Lypetska takes us on a foray into the world of biocatalysis, which enables an ecological production of pharmaceuticals to be carried out.

Accident researcher Corina Klug uses virtual "human body models" to better protect pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists in the future.

The Flight Simulation Research Platform at TU Graz makes it possible to scale the virtual heights with a wide-body aircraft and a light aircraft.