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Würdest du einem Auto vertrauen, das ohne Grund bremst?
An der TU Graz macht Bettina Könighofer KI nachvollziehbar. Es geht um „Safety“: Systeme müssen verlässlich tun, was sie sollen. Damit wir KI vertrauen können.
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Globaler Gletscherschwund setzt sich fort Die Gletscher verloren im vergangenen Jahr insgesamt rund 400 Milliarden Tonnen an Eismasse, zeigt eine aktuelle ... » Umwelt und Klima » Mehr lesen ▸

Gletscherschwund geht weiter.
Eine neue Studie mit TUGraz-Beteiligung zeigt: 2025 verloren Gletscher weltweit 408 Mrd. Tonnen Eis.
Das sind 83.000 Badewannen pro Sekunde.
Besonders betroffen: unsere Alpen.
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Ein junger Mann mit Brille und grauem Kapuzenpullover sitzt lächelnd in einem modernen, beigen Sessel. Er hält ein geöffnetes Laptop auf seinem Schoß und zeigt den Bildschirm in die Kamera. Auf dem Display ist ein wissenschaftliches Dokument erkennbar. Der Hintergrund zeigt einen lichtdurchfluteten, modernen Innenraum mit weiteren Sesseln, großen Fenstern und runden Deckenelementen.

Dein Handy speichert alles. Aber ist es sicher?

⚠️ Die Gefahrenquellen:
Fremd-Code: Apps nutzen riskanten Code Dritter.
Schnittstellen: Hacker nutzen Lücken zum System.
Choice Jacking: Design trickst dich bei Rechten aus.

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Cybersecurity Campus Graz Starts Operations: Competence Centre for Digital Security Opened The climate-friendly new building of the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft is the new location for cutting-edge... » Computer science and IT » Learn more ▸

❗️Graz University of Technology is making a big statement when it comes to digital security: the new Cybersecurity Campus Graz has officially opened.❗️
Spanning 5,000 m², the campus now brings together world-leading international research and industry.

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TU Graz Researchers Strengthen Wood with Needle and Thread Strategically placed nylon seams can compensate for the weaknesses of wooden laminates. The process significantly increases the lo... » Discover more ▸

💪😳 A team led by Florian Feist at the Vehicle Safety Institute at TU Graz, together with the W.E.I.Z. innovation centre, has now developed a new method of sewing wood veneers: Tests showed that the absorbed breaking energy was fourteen times greater.

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Architect Eva Mair: “I’m not interested in simple things” Eva Mair has been heading the Institute of Design and Building Typology since the start of the year. S... » Sustainable construction » Discover more ▸

Architect Eva Mair, who has returned to Graz University of Technology to lead the Institute of Design and Building Typology, focuses her research and teaching on the conversion and extension of existing buildings.

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In Search of the Room Temperature Superconductor: International Team Formulates Research Agenda In a current strategy paper, an international team with the participation of TU Graz calls for the search for room-tempe... » Materials » Learn more ▸

The search for materials that can conduct electricity at room temperature without losing energy is one of the most consequential challenges of modern physics: loss-free power transmission, more efficient motors and generators, more powerful quantum computers...

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Virtual Therapy Strengthens Social Skills in Autism Researchers at TU Graz are using virtual reality and large language models to support people with autism s... » Computer science and IT » Learn more ▸

Worldwide, more and more people are affected by an autism spectrum disorder. Researchers at TU Graz use virtual reality and large language models to support affected people in training social skills and to better prepare them for interactions in everyday life.
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Preventive Healthcare for Rails Markus Loidolt’s research ensures that the railway network remains healthy. He wants to prevent problems at source and s... » Mobility » Read more ▸

Markus Loidolt, assistant professor at the TU Graz, researches the maintenance of tracks. His focus is on the prevention of damage. With ÖBB data from 20 years, he wants to identify frequent and previously undetected sources of error.
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Why Are We Always on the Move? Ana Tsui Moreno Chou investigates why and how people are on the move every day. She has been the new professor of road... » Mobility » Discover more ▸

Ana Tsui Moreno Chou is the new professor of highway engineering and transport planning at TU Graz. She investigates why and how people are on the move every day. This is not only interesting for transport planning, but also for energy and health care.
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Green Hydrogen without Forever Chemicals and Iridium In the EU project SUPREME, an international research team with the participation of TU Graz is developing an electrolyser... » Hydrogen » Learn more ▸

Hydrogen is not necessarily ecologically sustainable. Because it is dependent on environmentally hazardous substances such as the so-called forever chemicals (PFAS), which the EU wants to ban soon. These disadvantages are to be eliminated in the EU project SUPREME.
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When Droplets and Particles Meet Carole Planchette is the new professor of fluid mechanics and is here talking about the physics of multiphase flows ... » Basic research » Read more ▸

Carole Planchette is the new professor of fluid mechanics. She investigates how drops, bubbles and particles behave in so-called multi-phase currents. Because on a microscopic level, it is decided whether a drop adheres to a particle, envelops it or bounces off. www.tugraz.at/en/news/arti...

New CD Laboratory at TU Graz to research safe, lightweight rail vehicles The new Christian Doppler (CD) Laboratory for Structural Integrity in Rail Vehicle Design aims to boost energy efficiency... » Mobility » Learn more ▸

A new Christian Doppler laboratory has started at TU Graz – led by Martin Leitner. That's what it's all about 👉 Rail vehicles should be safer, lighter and more durable so that trains wear out less and are more efficient on the road.

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Lake Wörthersee under Pressure: Innovative System Measures the State of the Ecosystem The new holistic monitoring system developed under the leadership of TU Graz measures boat waves with millimetre precision using satellite navigation data and sensors on buoys and for the first time a...

🚤🍂 Lake Wörthersee under pressure: Innovative system measures the state of the ecosystem: The WAMOS project developed an innovative measurement and simulation system for the detection of sea waves and their ecological impact.
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Pregnancy in the Research Focus of TU Graz Research on pregnancy complications or the human placenta is difficult. Researchers at TU Graz want to change this by using mini-organs grown in the laboratory, simulations and models.

“Women generously provide us with their samples during one of the most profound and vulnerable phases of their lives.“ — Research on the human placenta is difficult. Researchers at TU Graz want to change this by using mini-organs grown in the laboratory.
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Development by TU Graz to Reduce Disruptions in the Railway Network Insulated joint systems are crucial for safe railway operation, but are susceptible to faults. The newly developed insulated joint is intended to extend service life and reduce maintenance and repair ...

⚡️🚅 Graz University of Technology, ÖBB, and Martin Schienentechnik developed a prototype for more robust insulated joints for train tracks. - www.tugraz.at/en/news/arti...

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TU Graz and Magna Open the Advanced Driving Simulation Center At Campus Inffeldgasse, one of the most powerful driving simulators in the world now enables cutting-edge research in the fields of driving dynamics and comfort as well as electromobility and automate...

🚘🛞 “With this driving simulator, we now have a research infrastructure that is unique in Europe and will sustainably enhance Austria as an automotive and mobility centre,” says TU Graz Rector Horst Bischof.

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Successful Regatta Season for the HPS TU Graz Sailing Team TU Graz’s High Performance Sailing (HPS) student team ended its successful 2025 sailing season with the traditional Eisarsch regatta on Lake Attersee and looks forward to the 2026 season with top moti...

The High Performance Sailing (HPS) student team of TU Graz gains new insights into the optimal performance of sailboats in scientific projects.
The results achieved prove the combination of technical competence, tactical precision and teamwork!
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Forestry is Becoming Digital and Automated TU Graz is launching the COMET project AutoForst for digitalisation and automation of the forestry value chain. The research project has a budget of 6 million euros and is being implemented in collabo...

Forestry is Becoming Digital and Automated! 🤖🌳

Facing a shortage of skilled labour, Austria’s forestry sector is turning to automation. In the COMET project AutoForst, TU Graz and its partners are developing systems that make forest work safer and more efficient.

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New Analysis Method for Semiconductor Materials TU Graz physicist Anna Galler and her colleagues are conducting research on semiconductor materials using the characteristic spectra of high harmonics (light with integer multiples of the original las...

TU Graz physicist Anna Galler and her colleagues are conducting research on semiconductor materials using the characteristic spectra of high harmonics (light with integer multiples of the original laser frequency). www.tugraz.at/en/news/arti...

Schrödinger’s Cat: When Reality Is Ambiguous Martin Schultze from the Institute of Experimental Physics at TU Graz and Visiting Professor Kazuhiro Yabana from the University of Tsukuba explain how Schrödinger’s cat makes the quantum world tangib...

>>Our idea of reality is only a small part of what is actually possible.<<

Martin Schultze from the Institute of Experimental Physics and Visiting Professor Kazuhiro Yabana from the University of Tsukuba explain how Schrödinger’s cat makes the quantum world tangible.
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Coffee as a Staining Agent Substitute in Electron Microscopy 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.

☢️🔬 To make tissue structures of biological samples visible under the electron microscope, they are treated with a straining agent: uranyl acetate, which is highly toxic and radioactive. A research team from TU Graz has now found an alternative: ordinary espresso. 😀

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Mind the Gap Diversity Awards: Prizes for Diversity in Practice Six projects at TU Graz were awarded diversity prizes. These ranged from fairness in AI and a learning app for sign language to the critical analysis of stereotypical Balkan memes.

Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) presented six Mind_the Gap diversity awards for outstanding university work in the areas of diversity, inclusion and equal opportunities in 2025. 🏆 🏅

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Opening hours during the New Year period When you can borrow books, visit the International House, use printing and copying services, and enjoy food and coffee during the Christmas holidays.

🚪🚶‍♂️ Opening hours during the New Year period 🎄🎆

When you can borrow books, visit the International House, use printing and copying services, and enjoy food and coffee during the Christmas holidays. 👉👉👉 www.tugraz.at/en/news/arti...

Aviation Fuel Production from Tomato Residues: TU Graz Coordinates Visionary EU project Residual biomass from tomato production is turned into climate-friendly aviation fuel. The aim of the EU ToFuel project is to develop a waste-free and CO₂-neutral biorefinery concept that produces sus...

🍅🛩️ Waste from tomato processing will serve to power aircraft. Under the leadership of TU Graz, the EU project ToFuel is developing a new biorefinery concept that will convert tomato residues into sustainable aviation fuel.

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We @tugraz.bsky.social disclosed a modular and inexpensive method of generating carbenoid reactivity in situ. Azoles & oxiranes catalyze the benzoin condensation. O2 exclusion is unnecessary. Utility is demonstrated by making a thermoset from the glycidylether of vanillin. doi.org/10.1002/adsc...

The Mysterious Temperature at the Edge of a Quantum System Viktor Eisler is concerned with the entanglement of quantum many-body systems and how it can be better described.

If you cool a particle system to absolute zero point, the energy fluctuations disappear in classical physics. In quantum systems, however, quantum fluctuations remain, and the system still seems to have a temperature.
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Fairness in KI: Studie zeigt zentrale Rolle menschlicher Entscheidungen Neben praktischer Hilfe sollen Empfehlungen auf Basis von KI vor allem auch fair sein. Eine neue Untersuchung von Forschenden der TU Graz, der Uni Graz und des Know Centers zeigt, wie das gelingen kan...

🤖🫴🤔 How can a fair and transparent recommendation be achieved by AI? Researchers have investigated this using a cycling app from the Graz startup Cyclebee. In doing so, they explored how AI can take into account the diversity of human needs.

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