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Understanding Interfaces of Hybrid Materials with Machine Learning
A design principle for the self-assembly of functionalized molecules devised
21-Apr-2021
Using machine learning methods, researchers at TU Graz can predict the structure formation of functionalized molecules at the interfaces of hybrid materials. Now they have also succeeded in looking behind the driving forces of this structure formation. The production of nanomaterials involves ...
Researchers synthesize nanoparticles tailored for special applications
New method for assembling nanomaterials as desired
31-Jul-2020
“Core-shell” clusters pave the way for new efficient nanomaterials that make catalysts, magnetic and laser sensors or measuring devices for detecting electromagnetic radiation more efficient. Whether in innovative high-tech materials, more powerful computer chips, pharmaceuticals or in the field ...
Researchers observe ultrafast processes of single molecules in liquid helium for the first time
How a molecule moves in the protective environment of a quantum fluid
24-Mar-2020
Markus Koch, head of the research group Femtosecond Dynamics at the Institute of Experimental Physics at TU Graz, and his team develop new methods for time-resolved femtosecond laser spectroscopy to investigate ultrafast processes in molecular systems. In 2018 the group demonstrated for the first ...
New simulation-experiment combination allows deeper insights into ultrafast light-induced processes
14-Feb-2020
Researchers from Graz University of Technology and the University of Vienna are demonstrating for the first time how the energy flow between strongly interacting molecular states can be better described. Since the 1990s, femtochemistry has been researching ultrafast processes at the molecular ...
Key to rubustness of plants discovered
Mechanism of Adipose-Biosynthesis decoded – the basis for the production of sugar molecules for neu fine chemicals or biopharmaceuticals
27-Nov-2019
In every weather situation, plants need to be robust and flexible at the same time. These structural properties come from its cell wall: It’s responsible to keep the plant in shape, to compensate its osmotic pressure and to protect it against pathogens e.g. bacteria, viruses or fungal attacks. ...
New breakthroughs in research on super-batteries
Researchers have discovered a means of suppressing singlet oxygen formation in lithium-oxygen batteries
26-Apr-2019
Since 2012, Stefan Freunberger of the Institute for Chemistry and Technology of Materials at TU Graz has been working on development of a new generation of batteries with enhanced performance and longer useful lives, and which are also cheaper to produce than current models. He believes that ...
Nano-composition: New synthesis of catalytic nanomaterials
05-Apr-2019
Researchers at TU Graz describe the effects which occur upon evaporation of vanadium compounds in Chemical Science. Improvements for the development of SCR catalysts may be based on their results. Researchers at the Institute of Experimental Physics at TU Graz have investigated the detailed ...
Printed tattoo electrodes for long-term diagnostics
29-Mar-2018
Electrodes for longterm monitoring of electrical impulses of heart or muscles in the form of temporary tattoos produced using an ink-jet printer. An international research group involving TU Graz presents this novel method. In the case of diagnostic methods such as electrocardiogram (ECG) and ...
Photosynthetic microalgae as biocatalysts
The biocatalytic production of chemicals should become considerably more sustainable
06-Mar-2018
A carpet of blue-green algae can literally ‘cloud’ the summer’s swimming pleasure at the lake. This is caused by a few strains of photosynthetically active microalgae, also known as cyanobacteria. Other harmless strains of cyanobacteria have great potential for biotechnological applications and ...
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