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Chemistry - 19.09.2023 
Storing hydrogen in small, red iron pellets
By Birgit Baustädter After playing Activity as a youngster, Fabio Blaschke soon realised that his future lay not in drawing, but in technology.
Environment - Chemistry - 27.07.2023
Chemistry - Environment - 19.07.2023 
Merit Bodner: Sustainable Hydrogen Systems with a Future
By Birgit Baustädter At the TU Graz Science for Future Science Day, fuel cell researcher Merit Bodner will give one of the two keynote lectures.
Physics - Chemistry - 19.07.2023 
E-mail from... Philadelphia
By Robert Schwarzl PhD candidate Robert Schwarzl from the Institute of Experimental Physics reports on his research stay at Temple University, which is funded by the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation.
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 24.03.2023
Chemistry - Physics - 14.03.2023
Environment - Chemistry - 01.02.2023 
E-mail from... Graz
By Chetna Madan Indian PhD candidate Chetna Madan gives an insight into her stay as a visiting researcher at the Institute of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology at TU Graz.
Physics - Chemistry - 18.01.2023 
New Spectrometers for TU Graz Chemistry
By Birgit Baustädter TU Graz and the Japanese analytical instrument manufacturer JEOL opened the newly designed JEOL Application Lab with completely new nuclear magnetic resonance and mass spectrometers in January 2023.
Chemistry - Career - 23.12.2022
Campus - Chemistry - 23.11.2022 
Merit Bodner: Focusing on the Ageing of Fuel Cells
By Birgit Baustädter Fuel cells are of great importance when it comes to renewable energy systems. But - like everything else - they age.
Chemistry - Environment - 07.11.2022
Environment - Chemistry - 27.10.2022
Environment - Chemistry - 20.10.2022
Innovation - Chemistry - 20.10.2022 
AIT and TU Graz launch PhD programme in hydrogen technology
By Susanne Filzwieser The nw PhD programme for the development of innovative hydrogen technologies with a focus on reversible high-temperature electrolysis will start in February 2023.
Environment - Chemistry - 15.10.2022
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 29.03.2022
Chemistry - Innovation - 06.12.2021 
Award-Winning Research: Microbiomes, Hydrogen and Exoskeletons
By Birgit Baustädter Birgit Wassermann is conducting research on microbiomes, Sebastian Bock on hydrogen and Matthias Wolf on exoskeletons.
Chemistry - Innovation - 28.10.2021 
From Slurry to High-Purity Hydrogen
By Susanne Filzwieser Hydrogen from real biogas: TU Graz and the start-up Rouge H2 Engineering have scored a world's first in producing high-purity hydrogen from biogas directly at a biogas plant using a new chemical looping process.
Materials Science - Chemistry - 20.07.2021 
Artificial Tissue from the 3D Bioprinter
By Birgit Baustädter At the Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Biobased Systems, a new bioprinter recently entered service.
Chemistry - 21.05.2021 
My Fuel cell technology traineeship at TU Graz
By Mark Kozamernik Erasmus+ traineeship student Mark Kozamernik shares his experience about life in Graz and work at the Institute of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology (CEET) at TU Graz during the Covid pandemic.
Chemistry - Campus - 17.05.2021
Materials Science - Chemistry - 22.04.2021 
Biopolymers come into fashion
By Beate Mosing What can you make from wood? Not only pieces of furniture apparently. Today, cellulose fibres are being turned into new, useful materials and used for fashion as well as for artificial tissue cultivation.
Environment - Chemistry - 19.04.2021 
New catalyst for lower CO2 emissions
Which catalyst can be used to convert carbon dioxide into other substances? Scientists at TU Wien have now created a new material, which belongs to the class of perovskites.
Chemistry - 22.03.2021 
Niklas Pontesegger: Science in the Apple Orchard
By Birgit Baustädter Niklas Pontesegger visits apple trees for scientific reasons to investigate how climate change is affecting the fruit.
Campus - Chemistry - 19.11.2020
Chemistry - 23.10.2020
Physics - Chemistry - 19.10.2020 
A Light Scattering Trick Leads to Better Laser Beams
A completely new method of producing extremely short and high-energy laser pulses was developed at TU Wien.
Chemistry - Physics - 05.08.2020 
Molecular Forces: The Surprising Stretching Behaviour of DNA
What happens when you pull a DNA molecule? It behaves quite differently than we are used to from macroscopic objects.
Chemistry - Physics - 16.07.2020
Physics - Chemistry - 17.06.2020 
TU Graz physicist Birgitta Schultze-Bernhardt receives START Prize 2020
By Christoph Pelzl The researcher receives the science prize worth up to 1.2 million euros for her work on a new measurement technology that enables UV-light-induced chemical processes to be investigated with unprecedented detail.
Environment - Chemistry - 16.06.2020 
Contributions to a future energy System based on renowable energy and hydrogen
By Wolfgang Sanz A modern energy system based on renewable energy like wind and solar power inevitably needs a storage system to provide energy on demand.
Chemistry - Materials Science - 29.05.2020 
’Nature can do easily what our researchers cannot do.’
By Birgit Baustädter Karin Stana Kleinschek has dedicated her professional life to the question of how materials can be produced from renewable resources and made degradable or recyclable.
Chemistry - Innovation - 26.05.2020 
New system for widespread availability of green hydrogen
By Christoph Pelzl Hydrogen researchers at Graz University of Technology, together with the Graz-based start-up Rouge H2 Engineering, have developed a cost-effective process for the decentralised production of high-purity hydrogen.
Chemistry - History / Archeology - 08.05.2020
Physics - Chemistry - 31.03.2020
Innovation - Chemistry - 18.03.2020 
Using measuring instruments to protect against explosion
By Birgit Baustädter Doctoral candidate Manuel Maier from TU Graz's Institute of Process and Particle Technology received the Anton Paar Research Award for a measuring instrument that controls reactions of highly reactive substances.
Chemistry - Life Sciences - 26.11.2019 
Key to robustness of plants discovered
By Martin Walpot (acib) The Austrian Centre of Industrial Biotechnology (acib) and Graz University of Technology decoded the mechanism of Adipose-Biosynthesis - the basis for the production of sugar molecules for new fine chemicals or biopharmaceuticals.
Health - Chemistry - 05.11.2019 
L’Oréal Austria scholarship for TU Graz researcher Katrin Unger
By Christoph Pelzl Katrin Unger, PhD candidate at TU Graz, develops tattoo sensors that measure the acid content of the skin.
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 24.09.2019 
Two new CD labs for TU Graz
By Pelzl Two new CD labs of TU Graz are working on producing proteins and high-quality plastics efficiently and cost-effectively.
Chemistry - 09.09.2019
Physics - Chemistry - 23.08.2019
Physics - Chemistry - 09.08.2019
Physics - Chemistry - 08.07.2019 
Playfully discover atom manipulation
Online simulation game makes graphene research available to the public The team of Toma Susi at the University of Vienna uses a state-of-the-art electron microscope, the UltraSTEM, to manipulate strongly bound materials with atomic precision.
Chemistry - 25.03.2019
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 10.01.2019 
How do you make proteins?
By Victoria Graf NAWI Graz graduate Gustav Oberdorfer produces artificial proteins and has received an ERC Starting Grant for his work.
Chemistry - Campus - 04.01.2019
Physics - Chemistry - 04.01.2019 
Tools of the trade: super-fast electrons
By Birgit Baustädter Max Burian uses bright light to look deep into the core of matter. He works in a silver laboratory container next to the Elettra synchrotron particle accelerator in Trieste, Italy.
Physics - Chemistry - 10.12.2018 
Project MNEMONIC: Magnetic Porous Bio-Composites
By Raffaele Ricco Metal-Organic Frameworks, also known as MOFs, are attractive porous materials with huge implications for both basic and applied research.
Computer Science - Chemistry - 10.12.2018 
Fairly Unknown, yet Rather Indispensable: Surrogates
By Thomas Wallek Surrogates are substitute mixtures comprising a few chemical compounds that emulate the physicochemical properties of real mixtures which may consist of several hundreds or thousands of compounds.
Chemistry - 19.03.2018
Chemistry
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By Birgit Baustädter After playing Activity as a youngster, Fabio Blaschke soon realised that his future lay not in drawing, but in technology.
By Birgit Baustädter At the TU Graz Science for Future Science Day, fuel cell researcher Merit Bodner will give one of the two keynote lectures.
By Robert Schwarzl PhD candidate Robert Schwarzl from the Institute of Experimental Physics reports on his research stay at Temple University, which is funded by the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation.
By Chetna Madan Indian PhD candidate Chetna Madan gives an insight into her stay as a visiting researcher at the Institute of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology at TU Graz.
By Birgit Baustädter TU Graz and the Japanese analytical instrument manufacturer JEOL opened the newly designed JEOL Application Lab with completely new nuclear magnetic resonance and mass spectrometers in January 2023.
By Birgit Baustädter Fuel cells are of great importance when it comes to renewable energy systems. But - like everything else - they age.
By Susanne Filzwieser The nw PhD programme for the development of innovative hydrogen technologies with a focus on reversible high-temperature electrolysis will start in February 2023.
By Birgit Baustädter Birgit Wassermann is conducting research on microbiomes, Sebastian Bock on hydrogen and Matthias Wolf on exoskeletons.
By Susanne Filzwieser Hydrogen from real biogas: TU Graz and the start-up Rouge H2 Engineering have scored a world's first in producing high-purity hydrogen from biogas directly at a biogas plant using a new chemical looping process.
By Birgit Baustädter At the Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Biobased Systems, a new bioprinter recently entered service.
By Mark Kozamernik Erasmus+ traineeship student Mark Kozamernik shares his experience about life in Graz and work at the Institute of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology (CEET) at TU Graz during the Covid pandemic.
By Beate Mosing What can you make from wood? Not only pieces of furniture apparently. Today, cellulose fibres are being turned into new, useful materials and used for fashion as well as for artificial tissue cultivation.
Which catalyst can be used to convert carbon dioxide into other substances? Scientists at TU Wien have now created a new material, which belongs to the class of perovskites.
By Birgit Baustädter Niklas Pontesegger visits apple trees for scientific reasons to investigate how climate change is affecting the fruit.
A completely new method of producing extremely short and high-energy laser pulses was developed at TU Wien.
What happens when you pull a DNA molecule? It behaves quite differently than we are used to from macroscopic objects.
By Christoph Pelzl The researcher receives the science prize worth up to 1.2 million euros for her work on a new measurement technology that enables UV-light-induced chemical processes to be investigated with unprecedented detail.
By Wolfgang Sanz A modern energy system based on renewable energy like wind and solar power inevitably needs a storage system to provide energy on demand.
By Birgit Baustädter Karin Stana Kleinschek has dedicated her professional life to the question of how materials can be produced from renewable resources and made degradable or recyclable.
By Christoph Pelzl Hydrogen researchers at Graz University of Technology, together with the Graz-based start-up Rouge H2 Engineering, have developed a cost-effective process for the decentralised production of high-purity hydrogen.
By Birgit Baustädter Doctoral candidate Manuel Maier from TU Graz's Institute of Process and Particle Technology received the Anton Paar Research Award for a measuring instrument that controls reactions of highly reactive substances.
By Martin Walpot (acib) The Austrian Centre of Industrial Biotechnology (acib) and Graz University of Technology decoded the mechanism of Adipose-Biosynthesis - the basis for the production of sugar molecules for new fine chemicals or biopharmaceuticals.
By Christoph Pelzl Katrin Unger, PhD candidate at TU Graz, develops tattoo sensors that measure the acid content of the skin.
By Pelzl Two new CD labs of TU Graz are working on producing proteins and high-quality plastics efficiently and cost-effectively.
Online simulation game makes graphene research available to the public The team of Toma Susi at the University of Vienna uses a state-of-the-art electron microscope, the UltraSTEM, to manipulate strongly bound materials with atomic precision.
By Victoria Graf NAWI Graz graduate Gustav Oberdorfer produces artificial proteins and has received an ERC Starting Grant for his work.
By Birgit Baustädter Max Burian uses bright light to look deep into the core of matter. He works in a silver laboratory container next to the Elettra synchrotron particle accelerator in Trieste, Italy.
By Raffaele Ricco Metal-Organic Frameworks, also known as MOFs, are attractive porous materials with huge implications for both basic and applied research.
By Thomas Wallek Surrogates are substitute mixtures comprising a few chemical compounds that emulate the physicochemical properties of real mixtures which may consist of several hundreds or thousands of compounds.
