The Young Scientist Symposium 2018 will take place on May 4th, 2018. Organized by graduate students and postdocs, the topic of the symposium will be "Game On! Designs, strategies, and rewards across science" and features prominent speakers. Click to find out more and register!
The Young Scientist Symposium 2018 will take place on May 4th, 2018. Organized by graduate students and postdocs, the topic of the symposium will be "Game On! Designs, strategies, and rewards across science" and features prominent speakers. Click to find out more and register!
The Maas group works on stochastic analysis in optimal transport and PDEs. Find out more about our mathematics research groups.
The Maas group works on stochastic analysis in optimal transport and PDEs. Find out more about our mathematics research groups.
Shigemoto's group studies molecular neuroscience using advanced immunoelectron microscopy techniques. Read more about our neuroscience groups.
photo credit: Reiner Riedler
Shigemoto's group studies molecular neuroscience using advanced immunoelectron microscopy techniques. Read more about our neuroscience groups.
photo credit: Reiner Riedler
The Katsaros group studies spin qubits in Ge-based nanostructures. Click to find out more about our physics research groups.
photo credit: Nadine Poncioni
The Katsaros group studies spin qubits in Ge-based nanostructures. Click to find out more about our physics research groups.
photo credit: Nadine Poncioni
Find out what makes the IST Austria graduate school experience so special. Explore our student profiles.
photo credit: Nadine Poncioni
Find out what makes the IST Austria graduate school experience so special. Explore our student profiles.
photo credit: Nadine Poncioni
Our aim is to train broad-minded scientists who perform cutting-edge, curiosity-driven research.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 665385.
