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Can artificial intelligence be made to follow predefined norms? At TU Wien, this has been achieved through a combination of logic and machine learning.

Andreas Schindewolf is researching an exotic new type of molecule: he wants to produce “quantum crystals” from caesium and silver – and has now received an ERC Starting Grant…

Gerben Oling conducts research on the geometry of space and time. He develops novel methods that make open questions accessible. For this, he has been awarded an ERC Starting…

How can quantum experiments be carried out with objects that seem far too large? Uroš Delić is redefining the limits of quantum research – and has been awarded an ERC Starting…

What exactly happens when syngas is produced? New methods allow to observe the process in real time. This answered the question how catalysts work in detail.

The “Water Nobel Prize” goes to Günter Blöschl from TU Wien: The flood expert receives the Stockholm Water Prize from the Swedish Academy of Sciences.

How can you produce the best possible image in a microscope without destroying the sample? A new trick enables gentle imaging with maximum image quality.

The ‘State of the Climate’ report has just been published. In this assessment of the global climate system, researchers from the CLIMERS group at TU Wien have published…