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Why do metal oxide surfaces behave differently? At TU Wien, a new research method was found to answer important questions.

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When T-cells of our immune system become active, tiny traction forces at the molecular level play an important role. They have now been studied at TU…

Updates for the winter semester 2020/21, summer semester 2021, distance learning and online exams.

The Unruh-effect connects quantum theory and relativity. Until now, it could not be measured. A new idea could change this - in a completely different…

What causes the weathering of the Mars moon Phobos? Results from TU Wien give new insights, soon a spacecraft will retrieve soil samples.

Crucial new technologies such as hydrogen production or carbon capture require new catalysts. Experiments show: It's not just the material that…

Infrared light can be used to detect molecules - but it is hard to create strong, short laser pulses. A new solution was found at TU Wien.

Why do certain materials emit electrons with a very specific energy? This has been a mystery for decades – scientists at TU Wien have found an answer.

The intensified measures of the Federal Government ("lockdown until December 6") again require adjustments for the university operations at TU Wien.

This workshop on 12 November is dedicated to infrastructures and regulatory frameworks for Open Science from a global perspective.