NEW 12.02.2026 Transport Technologies Shift2Zero: Reshaping urban logistics with zero-emission e-LCVs How the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology is working with European partners to advance the development of sustainable N1 electric commercial vehicles for cities 4333 Characters 3 Images
NEW 28.01.2026 Transport Technologies AIT research on “making”: Creating access for all For more diversity in making and STEM education – Development of mobile “makerspaces” 7913 Characters 2 Images
NEW 27.01.2026 Transport Technologies Enhanced application potential for magnesium LKR Leichtmetallkompetenzzentrum Ranshofen develops simulation-based fundamentals for wire processing of the ZAX210 alloy Magnesium is one of the lightest metallic construction materials, easily recyclable, and highly attractive for many industrial applications. Nevertheless, the material has so far remained a niche product, mainly because it can only be formed to a limited extent. Conventional processes quickly reach their limits, especially in the manufacture of wires. 4653 Characters 2 Images
NEW 13.01.2026 Transport Technologies AIT at EUROGUSS in Nuremberg Comprehensive research and technology solutions along the entire die casting value chain Comprehensive AIT expertise at EUROGUSS, the international trade fair for die casting in Nuremberg (January 13 to 15, 2026). Under the motto “Zero-Defect Digital Manufacturing,” the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology provides insight into research and solutions for the production of the future. Visit us at EUROGUSS in Hall 5, Booth 5-338. 4173 Characters 2 Images
NEW 09.12.2025 Transport Technologies AIT Researcher James Page Wins EREA Best Paper Award 2025 Recognition for excellent research on aerodynamics and icing – outcome of the Clean Sky 2 project IMPACT 5180 Characters 1 Image
NEW 26.11.2025 Transport Technologies DATA BRATA: A digital sensory system for production How the LKR Leichtmetallkompetenzzentrum Ranshofen is using a mobile data and AI platform to make quality visible early on and processes measurably efficient 5940 Characters 1 Image
NEW 19.11.2025 Transport Technologies AIT project RecAL wins ÖGUT Environmental Award 2025 European pioneer in sustainable aluminium recycling: The EU project RecAL, led by the LKR Leichtmetallkompetenzzentrum Ranshofen, sets new standards for circular economy and resource efficiency. 6925 Characters 1 Image
NEW 11.11.2025 Transport Technologies Digi4Circular: European research project strengthens circular economy in the automotive industry LKR Leichtmetallkompetenzzentrum Ranshofen develops highly recyclable aluminium alloys for sustainable vehicle structures 5074 Characters 3 Images
NEW 06.11.2025 Transport Technologies Grete Rehor Award 2025 for AIT expert Anna Huditz Honoured in the category ‘STEM and Digitalisation’ for outstanding achievements in infrastructure and transport management and her commitment as a role model for women in technology and research 3427 Characters 3 Images
NEW 22.10.2025 Transport Technologies Innovative monitoring and assessment methods for sustainably extending bridge service life In the NINA project, AIT is working with partners to research new methods for diagnosing, assessing and conducting life cycle assessments of prestressed concrete bridges Due to its topography, Austria has a dense network of bridge structures. Many of these structures have now been in operation for several decades and will reach the end of their normal service life in the next twenty years. At the same time, traffic volumes are increasing, and with them the number of load cycles to be endured. Prestressed concrete bridges are particularly affected: the tendons inside the concrete are susceptible to corrosion, cannot be inspected visually and therefore pose a safety risk. The challenge is twofold: on the one hand, existing structures must remain reliably usable for much longer, and on the other hand, sustainability issues are becoming increasingly important in bridge construction. The use of recycled concrete and clinker-reduced cements is considered promising, but has not yet been comprehensively investigated. This makes new diagnostic tools, prediction models and sustainability assessments indispensable. 4569 Characters 3 Images