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New technology from the University of Graz reveals the hidden properties of tumour cells

It sounds like science fiction, but it could advance cancer research in the future: a team at the University of Graz, led by physicist Jan Enenkel, is…

Four introduced species of leafhoppers newly discovered in the Botanical Garden Graz

They have travelled to Europe as stowaways via international trade and are now rapidly taking over large parts of the continent: more and more insects…

Researchers at the University of Graz impress with their AI expertise

A total of 170 entries were submitted to the Austrian Academy of Sciences’ essay competition on the topic of artificial intelligence and science. Both…

Wie aus Abgasen Rohstoff werden soll

Kohlendioxid gilt als Klimaproblem. Es kann aber auch Rohstoff sein. Der Grazer Chemiker Johann Hlina untersucht, wie sich Kohlenoxide wieder in…

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…

Chemical crash: Researchers at the University of Graz are investigating the reactions in detail for the first time

Matthew Timm and Leonhard Grill have, for the first time, succeeded in unravelling how fundamental chemical processes take place and how new molecules…

What is ‘Dr AI’ supposed to decide, Giovanni Rubeis?

Analysing X-rays, documenting diagnoses, searching through databases: artificial intelligence is already providing significant support with…

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…