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Computer Science / Telecom - 11.04.2019
Computer Science / Telecom - 01.04.2019
Computer Science / Telecom - Administration - 08.02.2019
Physics - Computer Science / Telecom - 12.11.2018 
A Magnetic Memory for Computers
A new Christian Doppler Laboratory at TU Wien is expected to contribute to the next storage revolution within IT.
Computer Science / Telecom - 06.11.2018
Computer Science / Telecom - 23.10.2018
Innovation / Technology - Computer Science / Telecom - 02.10.2018
Computer Science / Telecom - Business / Economics - 27.04.2018
Computer Science / Telecom - 26.04.2018
Computer Science / Telecom - 22.03.2018
Event - Computer Science / Telecom - 21.03.2018
Life Sciences - Computer Science / Telecom - 06.02.2018 
Worm Uploaded to a Computer and Trained to Balance a Pole
Is it a computer program or a living being? At TU Wien (Vienna), the boundaries become blurred. The neural system of a nematode was translated into computer code - and then the virtual worm was taught amazing tricks.
Computer Science / Telecom - Electroengineering - 31.01.2018
Computer Science / Telecom - Architecture - 17.11.2017
Computer Science / Telecom - 18.10.2017
Computer Science / Telecom - 24.05.2017
Computer Science / Telecom - 24.05.2017
Business / Economics - Computer Science / Telecom - 28.04.2017
Computer Science / Telecom - 20.04.2017
Computer Science / Telecom - 02.01.2017
Computer Science / Telecom - 27.12.2016 
8 February: Open Door Day - Computer Science Studies
This year, I-DAY ("Open Door Day") will be held again. We look forward to seeing you! Die Besucherinnen erwarten zahlreiche Vorträge und Workshops rund ums Informatik-Studium.
Computer Science / Telecom - Health - 06.12.2016
Computer Science / Telecom - Philosophy - 28.09.2016 
"There will always be a place for humans"
In line with the current Semester Question "How are we living in the digital future?", the philosopher Mark Coeckelbergh addresses with his research the cause and effects of digitisation entering our lives.
Physics - Computer Science / Telecom - 19.09.2016 
Artificial 2D crystals modified at the touch of a button
Charged particles can form via self-organization processes an unexpectedly large range of crystal structures entirely by themselves.
Physics - Computer Science / Telecom - 30.03.2016
Event - Computer Science / Telecom - 15.03.2016 
5 -7 April: Persuasive Technology Conference 2016
From 4 to 7 April, 2016, the 11th International Conference "Persuasive Technology" will take place at the Edmundsburg in Salzburg.
Computer Science / Telecom - Event - 14.03.2016 
Helmut Veith: 1971 - 2016
Prof. Veith died tragically on March 12, 2016. He fell into a coma due to unforeseen complications following routine surgery; he died without regaining consciousness.
Law - Computer Science / Telecom - 22.02.2016 
IRIS 2016
Once again this year, the Knowledge Network of Law, Economics and Work Environment along with the Viennese Centre for Legal Informatics (WZRI) of the University of Vienna, has organized the largest an
Law - Computer Science / Telecom - 20.02.2016 
9 March: "Discussion" with Dr. Walter Sauer
"Expeditions into African Austria" - The talk is devoted to the commitment of Walter Sauer in the anti-apartheid movement.
Law - Computer Science / Telecom - 11.02.2016 
The new issue of Crossroads
The new issue of Crossroads has just been published. It contains first research results of our project "Seafaring, Trade and Knowledge Transfer", sponsored by the Gerda Henkel Foundation.
Computer Science / Telecom - Event - 08.01.2016
Computer Science / Telecom - Physics - 22.09.2015
Administration - Computer Science / Telecom - 18.09.2015
Computer Science / Telecom - Physics - 13.01.2015 
TU Vision 2025+: Vortragsreihe 2015
TU Vision 2025+ lädt im Jänner zu Diskussionen mit Randal E. Bryant, Lorenz Lassnigg und Henri Van Damme ein.
Physics - Computer Science / Telecom - 14.08.2014
Computer Science / Telecom - 17.07.2014
Computer Science / Telecom - Event - 02.07.2014
Computer Science / Telecom - Mathematics - 27.05.2014
Physics - Computer Science / Telecom - 12.03.2014 
Quantum physics secures new cryptography scheme
The way we secure digital transactions could soon change.
Electroengineering - Computer Science / Telecom - 04.02.2014
Computer Science / Telecom - Administration - 10.09.2013 
Linked Data, fit for the future
Information in the Internet is ephemeral; links often don't work after several years. Computer scientists from Innsbruck are now working on a solution to that problem for linked data.
Innovation / Technology - Computer Science / Telecom - 19.08.2013
Computer Science / Telecom - 29.04.2013
Physics - Computer Science / Telecom - 05.02.2013 
Into the quantum internet at the speed of light
Not only do optical fibers transmit information every day around the world at the speed of light, but they can also be harnessed for the transport of quantum information. In the current , a research team led by Rainer Blatt and Tracy Northup report how they have directly transferred the quantum information stored in an atom onto a particle of light.
Computer Science / Telecom - Life Sciences - 30.10.2012
Innovation / Technology - Computer Science / Telecom - 17.10.2012
Computer Science / Telecom - 10.10.2012 
"Intelligent" vehicles providing improved safety
Cars that consciously interact with their environment and help to prevent accidents and traffic jams have been envisioned since a long time.
Computer Science / Telecom - 25.09.2012
Innovation / Technology - Computer Science / Telecom - 17.08.2012
Innovation / Technology - Computer Science / Telecom - 01.03.2012
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A new Christian Doppler Laboratory at TU Wien is expected to contribute to the next storage revolution within IT.
Is it a computer program or a living being? At TU Wien (Vienna), the boundaries become blurred. The neural system of a nematode was translated into computer code - and then the virtual worm was taught amazing tricks.
This year, I-DAY ("Open Door Day") will be held again. We look forward to seeing you! Die Besucherinnen erwarten zahlreiche Vorträge und Workshops rund ums Informatik-Studium.
In line with the current Semester Question "How are we living in the digital future?", the philosopher Mark Coeckelbergh addresses with his research the cause and effects of digitisation entering our lives.
Charged particles can form via self-organization processes an unexpectedly large range of crystal structures entirely by themselves.
Cyber-physical Systems: The World is Going Smart
From computer chips triggering an airbag to smart cities: ‘cyber-physical systems' are changing our world.
From computer chips triggering an airbag to smart cities: ‘cyber-physical systems' are changing our world.
From 4 to 7 April, 2016, the 11th International Conference "Persuasive Technology" will take place at the Edmundsburg in Salzburg.
Prof. Veith died tragically on March 12, 2016. He fell into a coma due to unforeseen complications following routine surgery; he died without regaining consciousness.
Once again this year, the Knowledge Network of Law, Economics and Work Environment along with the Viennese Centre for Legal Informatics (WZRI) of the University of Vienna, has organized the largest an
"Expeditions into African Austria" - The talk is devoted to the commitment of Walter Sauer in the anti-apartheid movement.
The new issue of Crossroads has just been published. It contains first research results of our project "Seafaring, Trade and Knowledge Transfer", sponsored by the Gerda Henkel Foundation.
TU Vision 2025+ lädt im Jänner zu Diskussionen mit Randal E. Bryant, Lorenz Lassnigg und Henri Van Damme ein.
Speeding up Robots through Quantum Mechanics
The importance of artificial intelligence has been increasing in many areas. A team of researchers led by Hans Briegel has now shown that quantum physics may help AI agents to speed up decision making processes that are based on previous experience.
The importance of artificial intelligence has been increasing in many areas. A team of researchers led by Hans Briegel has now shown that quantum physics may help AI agents to speed up decision making processes that are based on previous experience.
The First Olympic Games of Logic
The Vienna University of Technology is the first venue of the Olympic Games of Logic. Teams from all over the world have developed computer programs which will compete during the 'Vienna Summer of Logic'.
The Vienna University of Technology is the first venue of the Olympic Games of Logic. Teams from all over the world have developed computer programs which will compete during the 'Vienna Summer of Logic'.
Logic in Computer Science
Logic and computer science are closely related. Basic research in logic is crucial for computer and software engineering.
Logic and computer science are closely related. Basic research in logic is crucial for computer and software engineering.
The way we secure digital transactions could soon change.
Robotic system enables symbiotic links between human diver and computer
A consortium of seven European partners develops a highly cognitive underwater robotic system to enable symbiotic links between a human diver and a set of companion autonomous robots to interpret and adapt the diver's behavior and physical state.
A consortium of seven European partners develops a highly cognitive underwater robotic system to enable symbiotic links between a human diver and a set of companion autonomous robots to interpret and adapt the diver's behavior and physical state.
Information in the Internet is ephemeral; links often don't work after several years. Computer scientists from Innsbruck are now working on a solution to that problem for linked data.
Quadcopter Piloted by a Smartphone
A completely autonomous quadcopter has been designed at the Vienna University of Technology. All the required computing power is provided by an off-the-shelf smartphone.
A completely autonomous quadcopter has been designed at the Vienna University of Technology. All the required computing power is provided by an off-the-shelf smartphone.
Not only do optical fibers transmit information every day around the world at the speed of light, but they can also be harnessed for the transport of quantum information. In the current , a research team led by Rainer Blatt and Tracy Northup report how they have directly transferred the quantum information stored in an atom onto a particle of light.
Cars that consciously interact with their environment and help to prevent accidents and traffic jams have been envisioned since a long time.
