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Commissioned by NATO: University of Graz tests high-tech textiles
As part of an international project, antimicrobial and fire-resistant fabrics with UV protection are being developed in Zagreb. Pharmacists from the…
The Arctic up close: ORF special feature on the University of Graz’s research station in S
Students from the University of Graz are spending two weeks conducting research at the Univerisity of Graz research station at the Sermilik Fjord in…
Medicine for ants: Caffeine prolongs the life of infected insects
Black coffee stimulates us and acts against bacteria. So, can caffeine also be good for insects? Yes, confirm biologists of the University of Graz.…
How formulas are making medicine more personalised
When Federica Caforio talks about the heart, it doesn’t sound like an operating theatre, but rather like equations, parameters and simulations. Yet…
University Spin-Off Company “Innovation Hub Graz” works to make Spin-Offs investor ready
The Medical University of Graz, University of Graz and TU Graz are once again joining forces to establish a joint Innovation Hub Graz (iHub Graz). At…
Adhesive force: Researchers demonstrate how cells determine their function
How does a single cell develop into an organism with skin, muscles, intestines, a heart and other specialised tissues? Two studies published in…
Vitamin E is the key: a pharmacist has discovered a substance that ‘switches off’ inflammation
Alzheimer’s, obesity or atherosclerosis: many lifestyle-related diseases are driven by or accompanied by inflammation. “Treatments usually aim to halt…
Sport beyond the World Cup: the TV channel “Welt der Wunder” features diabetes research from the University of Graz
Keeping blood sugar levels in check during physical exertion is a particular challenge for people with type 1 diabetes. Othmar Moser examines how…