Data centers are consuming ever more resources worldwide. Researchers at TU Wien now argue that data centers must adapt to the power grid – not the…

In September, Ethical Hackers came together in Linz to compete in the Finals of the Austria Cyber Security Challenge 2026.

X-ray light on demand: For the first time, its frequency can be tuned continuously – much like producing any desired pitch on a fretless guitar.

We would like to welcome James L. Garrison, Jens Hauser, Bas Princen, Bettina Schnedl, Anastassia Smirnova-Berlin and Alexander Sverdlov to TU Wien.

The aviation industry faces major technological challenges, offering exciting opportunities for engineers. The new Master’s programme in Aeronautical…

Photons can carry quantum information from one qubit to another – but the transfer does not always succeed. Researchers at TU Wien have now shown how…

Some flowers only release their pollen when bees set them vibrating. Researchers at TU Wien have now analyzed the biomechanics of this process.

Through a data-driven reorganisation of its competences, TU Wien is making its strengths in interdisciplinary research, innovation and teaching even…

Starting your studies brings with it lots of questions, new experiences and lots of people you are yet to meet. To ensure a successful start at TU…

Computer scientist Daniela Kaufmann and physicist Jiří Pavelec have been awarded prestigious, highly funded grants by the European Research Council.

How can you prove that a computer chip always provides the right answer? Computer scientist Daniela Kaufmann solves this problem with new mathematical…

How can we design better catalysts for industry? Jiří Pavelec plans to build an autonomous robot that will collect the necessary data – under…