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New Chair of IUVSTA’s new Sustainability Division

Nina Schalk elected Chair of IUVSTA’s new Sustainability Division

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FFG-funding for 3D-Print of aluminum nitride

The Chair of Structural and Functional Ceramics (ISFK) has received funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) for the sustainable and…

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Achieving Complex Nanostructures

The Role of Hydrogen in Controlling Mechanical Alloying and Microstructure Evolution

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PhD Defense Success

Fabrication and testing of microstructures and composites by means of multi-photon lithography

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New insights into the mechanical properties of materials

Nanoindentation, an experimental technique for investigating the mechanical properties of materials, has developed rapidly since its introduction in…

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Innovative way to produce hexagonal silicon crystals

Another highlight of materials science research at the University of Leoben is the development of an innovative process for producing hexagonal…

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WKO - Research scholarships awarded to Hannah Teuschl

Hanna Teuschl from the Chair of Physical Metallurgy received a research grant from the WKO Steiermark for her master's thesis in which she…

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Transition of the Department of Materials Science leadership

On July 1, 2025, Christian Mitterer handed over the management of our department to his successor, Daniel Kiener. On behalf of all employees and all…

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Award for Alexander Janda

Alexander Janda, former doctoral student at the Chair of Physical Metallurgy, was awarded for his dissertation, entitled "Alloy and process…

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Breaking New Ground in Kidney Stone Research

A groundbreaking collaboration between the Department of Materials Science at Montanuniversität Leoben and the Urology Department at LKH…

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