Sabine Greßler

Sabine Greßler is a Researcher at the Institute of Waste Management and Circularity within the Department of Landscape, Water and Infrastructure at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). Her research focuses on the intersection of advanced materials, waste management, and circular economy principles. Based at Muthgasse 107 in Vienna, she actively contributes to multiple research projects funded by organizations including the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) and the European Commission.

Dr. Greßler's research interests center on nanomaterials and advanced materials with particular emphasis on their environmental behavior, risk assessment, and regulatory frameworks. Her work spans nano-carrier systems, graphene-enabled products, and photovoltaic technologies, with a strong focus on sustainability and circular economy applications. She has developed systematic approaches for categorizing nanocarriers and assessing their environmental impacts, contributing significantly to the safe implementation of new materials in various technologies.

Her publication record shows a clear trend toward developing regulatory frameworks and safety assessment methodologies for emerging materials, particularly in energy applications. Her work bridges the gap between material science innovation and practical environmental safety considerations, making substantial contributions to the field of sustainable materials management.

Dr. Greßler collaborates extensively across multiple institutes at BOKU, particularly with the Institute of Synthetic Bioarchitectures and the Institute of Safety and Risk Sciences, demonstrating her interdisciplinary approach to research challenges in materials science and environmental safety.