NEW 02.05.2025 Energy AIT presents energy technologies at two leading international trade fairs The experts from the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology will be represented at two leading international trade fairs in the first week of May 2025: From 6 to 8 May at PCIM Europe in Nuremberg and from 7 to 9 May at Intersolar Europe in Munich. 3369 Characters 2 Images
NEW 15.04.2025 Energy Hatef Madani becomes Principal Scientist at AIT Hatef Madani was appointed Principal Scientist at the Center for Energy of the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology on 1 April 2025. In this position, he is responsible for the scientific management and international collaboration of an ambitious interdisciplinary research programme of the AIT and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. Hatef Madani is researching the development of the next generation of sustainable heating systems for use in European urban areas and is Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Applied Thermodynamics, Department of Energy Technology at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. 2679 Characters 1 Image
NEW 10.04.2025 Energy AIT: MEDUSA wins Houska Prize The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology wins first place in the prestigious Houska Prize, the largest private prize for applied research in Austria, in the non-university research category with the MEDUSA project (sustainable multi-megawatt fast charging on the medium-voltage grid). A second AIT project also received an award - the Mariella Schurz Prize honours "Electrical cell lysis for rapid antibiotic resistance tests". Both prizes honour practical research with high economic relevance. 4258 Characters 1 Image
NEW 04.03.2025 Energy CIRCON - Circular Construction Conference 2025 AIT organises first interdisciplinary conference on the future of the circular economy in construction on 16 June 2025 in Vienna: Insights from research, industry and politics into resource-saving and sustainable solutions for the construction sector 2923 Characters 2 Images
NEW 29.01.2025 Energy AIT experts Tara Esterl and Sophie Knöttner win the NIM Award 2024 Internationale Auszeichnung für zwei Forscherinnen des AIT Austrian Institute of Technology: Tara Esterl und Sophie Knöttner wurden bei den „Mission Innovation Net-Zero Industries Awards 2024“ als Gewinnerinnen in den Kategorien „Beste Innovatorin“ und „Junge Talente“ ausgezeichnet. 5008 Characters 1 Image