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Nova explosion recorded with unprecedented time resolution presented at the EU Space Conference in Graz - excellent space expertise at Austrian universities "Austrian nanosatellites deliver sensation

By Ute Wiedner With its breathtaking views, the TU Graz Rooftop is a great place to get away from it all - and you'll also find M-Café in the same building.

By Vera Haberfellner Researchers at TU Graz develop a new charging concept for electric vehicles (EVs).

By Birgit Baustädter TU Graz is digging deep, with several institutes making contributions to almost every important project in Austria.

By Aglaée Degros Aglaée Degros, head of the Institute of Urbanism at TU Graz, describes how small and medium-sized towns are able to deal with the challenges of sustainable urban development.

By Birgit Baustädter Günter Brenn investigates the behaviour of gas bubbles and liquid drops. His work is especially important in process engineering.

By Birgit Baustädter Progress in the fields of automation, communication, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence increasingly invites the question of what role humans will play in factories of the future.

By Birgit Baustädter PhD students Okan Erat and Alexander Isop managed to implement a system at TU Graz's droneSpace which controls drones using body movements and allows the field of view of man and machine to merge.

TU Graz researchers together with international development partners have developed a technological concept for reducing nitrogen oxide in existing diesel vehicles.

By René Rieberer The Institute of Thermal Engineering has been researching heat pumps for over 30 years.

Major success for a student team from TU Graz: GRIPS RoboCup team becomes world champion in the "Logistics" league of the RoboCup 2018 in Montreal, Canada.

By Doris Griesser Although microporous crystals are tiny, their potential is enormous. To exploit this, TU Graz has initiated the interdisciplinary lead project Porous Materials@Work.

By Vera Haberfellner In New Zealand he prospected for gold. In Graz Andreas Hauser and his colleague Markus Koch have developed a device which can recover non-ferrous metals from waste.

By Ute Wiedner What structural durability and bouldering have in common and how mechatronics engineer Peter Brunnhofer came to be head of the Fatigue Testing Laboratory at TU Graz is revealed in the interview.

By Michael Müller How do you build robot systems which can explore the environment autonomously? The field robotics team TEDUSAR deals with this question and many others.

Research includes the fabrication of 3D nano-probes, radio-based positioning systems and the porosity of paper at three new Christian Doppler Laboratories to be opened at TU Graz on 25th April.

By Vera Haberfellner The international world of IT, among them researchers from TU Graz, are discussing new cryptographic solutions for the approaching age of quantum computing at a conference in Florida from 11th to 13th April.