Together with the University of Salzburg, the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences convinced the FWF jury with its concept for a doc.funds.connect doctoral programme. Six PhD positions on AI-supported innovation in biomedical imaging will start 2025.
From 13 to 15 November 2024, the fourth international project meeting of the Erasmus+ project ‘Bridging the Social’ took place in Nancy, France. The project is dedicated to the topic of social innovation in an international context and brings together stakeholders from Romania, Belgium, France and…
New technologies as enablers for the future of stationary retail - this is the focus of the FH Salzburg research project Retailisation 4.0, which bundles knowledge from the specialist areas of the Departments of Business and Tourism and Information Technologies and Digitalisation in order to…
The exhibition ‘Circular Materials - raw material or waste material?’ at the Architekturhaus Salzburg focuses on the great potential of natural resources. Specific examples show how the ‘material cycle’ can be closed and sustainable production made possible. The exhibition by the Department of…
The "Humane PapilloWAS?" project took part in this year's Citizen Science Award: the awards for the best research contributions in the project were presented to 3 school classes from all over Austria at the Young Science Congress on 24 October in Vienna.
Since June 2024, the podcast "Health Talk" has been featuring current health topics from research and society in conversations with researchers and students from the Department of Health Sciences, as well as other experts and affected individuals. A new episode is now online.
Eugenia Mariana Tudor from the Department of Design and Green Engineering (Wood Technology & Timber Construction/Economics) successfully defended her habilitation thesis on lignocellulosic materials at Transilvania University in Brasov, Romania, in April 2024. Eugenia Maria Tudor is a graduate of…
Since June 2024, the podcast "Health Talk" has been featuring current health topics from research and society in conversations with researchers and students from the Department of Health Sciences, as well as other experts and affected individuals. A new episode is now online.
As part of the NETTLE project, the two researchers Anja and Sabrina had the opportunity to collect Alchemilla alpina on 30th of July in collaboration with the TEH (Traditional European Medicine) naturwerke in Unken in Salzburg's Pinzgau region. The aim of the project is to analyse the collected…
What could be more beautiful than collecting the alpine plants that are needed for the extraction in the research project directly from nature? Of course, you first need to know where these plant species grow in sufficient quantities. The best contact point in Salzburg for this is the Botanical…
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