An der TU Wien und der Hebräischen Universität Jerusalem wurde eine „Lichtfalle“ entwickelt, in der ein Lichtstrahl sich selbst am Entkommen hindert.…

The "Vienna Scientific Cluster 5", a joint project of several universities, joins the group of the fastest supercomputers worldwide even before its…

Young research team publishes new method for accurate prediction of epidemic dynamics. Country comparisons included.

A novel, simple and extremely compact radiation source for terahertz waves has been developed at TU Wien. The possible applications are manifold.

TU Wien participates in the first European Master's programme in High-Performance Computing. The first courses will be offered starting in fall 2022.

Scientists at TU Wien answer an age-old question: How can the so-called "teapot effect" be explained?

Tiny droplets loaded with viruses disappear more slowly after exhalation than previous models suggested. Experiments and simulations by TU Wien…

TU Wien and IARAI jointly research modern computer architectures for machine learning.

Mathematician Leila Taghizadeh is researching new methods to describe nano-components. She has now been awarded the TU Wien Hannspeter Winter Preis.