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TU Wien (Vienna) develops new industry indicator: A data model helps to incorporate CO₂ emissions, resource consumption and social factors directly into production planning.

Where does the Moon’s exosphere come from? A TU Wien study using real lunar rock reveals that the erosive effect of solar wind ions on the Moon has been vastly overestimated.

A previously undiscovered attack allows fraudulent apps to take control of mobile phones – but the vulnerability can be closed.

A team at Harvard and TU Wien have invented a new tunable laser that uses a series of rings to smoothly emit many light wavelengths from a single chip.

This summer, various events on logic are taking place in Vienna. Leading experts from all over the world will come together here to discuss logic and find solutions together.

Mathematical Guarantees for Neural Networks: Interdisciplinary Team Presents New Method at Leading AI Conference ICML

After decades of searching, an exotic new state of matter may finally have been found: An international research team, including the TU Wien, presents compelling evidence.

Improved thermoelectrics: A research team at TU Wien has demonstrated how electrical current can be generated using “traffic jam of electrons” in certain materials.