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With an elephant-friendly alternative to ivory, developed by TU Wien and Cubicure, old artefacts can be restored with high precision.

Researchers at Utrecht University and at TU Wien (Vienna) create special light waves that can penetrate even opaque materials as if the material was…

How can we remove heat from computer chips as fast as possible? At TU Wien, a metal compound has now been identified that is particularly well suited…

TU Wien and HS Timber Group have entered into a research partnership with the aim of using wood particles to develop new sustainable materials that…

TU Wien relates the information provided by the federal government and federal state governors (Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland) on the Easter…

2D materials have triggered a boom in materials research. Now it turns out that exciting effects occur when two such layered materials are stacked and…

New measurements have solved a mystery in solid state physics: How is it that certain metals do not seem to adhere to the valid rules?

Until now, hexagonal boron nitride was considered the insulator of choice for miniaturised transistors. New investigations by TU Wien (Vienna) show:…

Use the TUW test offer at BIPA shops in Vienna and register for the COVID-19 vaccination in the separate category “Schoolchildren, students and…

Quantum experiments that could previously only be performed with photons are now also possible with atoms: Beams of entangled atoms have been produced…

Surprise in solid-state physics: The Hall effect, which normally requires magnetic fields, can also be generated in a completely different way – with…