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Graz University

3D-printed structure made of optimised hydrogel.

3D-Printed Living Skin Could End Animal Testing for Cosmetics

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans, Technology

The modules can be installed on top of or next to each other, can be changed individually and offer a flexible floor plan. Image source: IAT - TU Graz

Timber Towers of the Future: Modular Design Paves the Way for Sustainable, Adaptable Architecture

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Social Sciences, Technology

The Satellite Laser Ranging Station of the Space Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Lustbühel Observatory.

New Laser Tech Makes Tracking Space Debris 10,000 Times More Accurate

Categories Space, Technology

In Ultrasonic Joining, wood and the base component are joined by frictional heat.

Innovative Techniques Could Revolutionize Wood Use in Cars

Categories Technology

snail illustration with zeroes and ones

New security loophole allows spying on internet users visiting websites and watching videos

Categories Technology

Anna Maria Coclite from TU Graz and her team have succeeded in producing a 3in1 hybrid material for the next generation of smart, artificial skin.

Electronic skin: Physicist develops multisensory hybrid material

Categories Health, Technology

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