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University of Graz News Die ersten zehn Jahre

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Tuesday, 30 December 2014

Die ersten zehn Jahre

Zwei Universitäten, eine Allianz: Rektor a.D. Alfred Gutschelhofer, NAWI-Graz-Dekan Martin Mittelbach. Vizerektorin Renate Dworczak, Rektorin Christa Neuper, NAWI-Graz-Doktorand Manuel Zoidl, Rektor Harald Kainz, Rektor a.D. Hans Sünkel, NAWI-Graz-Dekan

Zwei Universitäten, eine Allianz: Rektor a.D. Alfred Gutschelhofer, NAWI-Graz-Dekan Martin Mittelbach. Vizerektorin Renate Dworczak, Rektorin Christa Neuper, NAWI-Graz-Doktorand Manuel Zoidl, Rektor Harald Kainz, Rektor a.D. Hans Sünkel, NAWI-Graz-Dekan Frank Uhlig und Vizerektor a.D. Franz Stelzer (v.l.) Foto: Lunghammer

Eine Dekade gemeinsam: NAWI Graz zieht Bilanz nach dem Jubiläumsjahr 2014

Ihr Zehn-Jahr-Jubiläum beging heuer NAWI Graz, die Kooperation von Karl-Franzens-Universität und TU Graz. Seit 2004 arbeiten die naturwissenschaftlichen Bereiche der beiden Universitäten noch enger im Rahmen von NAWI Graz zusammen. Die Zusammenarbeit gilt als Best-Practice-Modell der österreichischen Hochschullandschaft und kann eine erfolgreiche Bilanz in Forschung und Lehre vorweisen: 18 gemeinsame Bachelor-/Master-Studien, 4700 Bachelor-Master-Studierende, 640 Doktoratssstudierende, gemeinsame Doktoratsschulen. Mehr als 1000 MitarbeiterInnen an 35 Instituten beider Universitäten erwirtschaften rund 26 Millionen Euro pro Jahr aus 450 laufenden Forschungsprojekten.
Darüber hinaus gibt es: mehr als 130 gemeinsam angeschaffte und genutzte wissenschaftliche Geräte, vier NAWI Graz Central Labs, zwei NAWI Graz Core Facilities (in Einrichtung), Infrastrukturlandkarten, gemeinsam berufene ProfessorInnen.

„Mit NAWI Graz zeigt der Wissenschafts- und Wirtschaftsstandort Steiermark einmal mehr eindrucksvoll, dass man mit Kooperation gemeinsam mehr erreichen kann“, bekräftigten die beiden NAWI-Graz RektorInnen Christa Neuper (Uni Graz) und Harald Kainz (TU Graz).

 

10x10: Highlights im Jubiläumsjahr

Das Jubiläum "10 Jahre NAWI Graz“ selbst stand bei zehn Highlights im Mittelpunkt:
31.01.2014: Startschuss 10 Jahre NAWI Graz am Ball der Technik
03.02.2014: Eröffnung des NAWI Graz Central Labs Biobased Products
12.03.2014: Pressekonferenz 10 Jahre NAWI Graz
13.03.2014: Eröffnung des NAWI Graz Alumni-Netzwerks
14.06.2014: NAWI Graz Präsenz am Multikultiball 2014
10.07.2014: Druckfrisch - die neue NAWI Graz-Broschüre
10.07.2014: Ein Fest für 10 Jahre NAWI Graz
12.11.2014: Eröffnung des NAWI Graz Central Labs Environmental, Plant & Microbial Metabolomics 
19.11.2014: Eröffnung des NAWI Graz Central Labs Cell Informatics and Analyses (Gracia)
28.11.2014: Fakultätstag Nawi, unter dem Motto 10 Jahre NAWI Graz

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