جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Additive Manufacturing
• Polymer Processing
• Metal Injection Molding
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Clemens Holzer is a Professor at the Montanuniversität Leoben , affiliated with the Chair of Plastics Processing . His research focuses on advanced polymer processing, additive manufacturing, and sustainable material systems. Academic Rank: Professor Email: clemens.holzer@unileoben.ac.at Department: Chair of Plastics Processing (Department of Materials Engineering) Professor Holzer's research spans: Additive manufacturing of metals and ceramics Polymer recycling and circular materials Feedstock development for Material Extrusion (MEX) and Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) Multi-material printing and industrial applications Process optimization for injection molding and extrusion Recent publications highlight trends in: Developing bio-based and recycled polymer systems 3D printing of aluminum alloys and titanium components Analyzing wear behavior in injection molding Advancing binder systems for powder metallurgy Optimizing rheological properties for industrial applications Exploring circular economy solutions in construction and winter sports No scientific awards or student advisement details were found in the provided text.

• Dermatology
• Allergology
• Dermatoscopy
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Verena Ahlgrimm-Siess serves as a Clinical Associate Professor and Senior physician in the Department of Dermatology and Allergology at Salzburger Landeskliniken (SALK). With Privatdozent status indicating her post-doctoral academic qualification, she maintains an active clinical and research career with 150 research outputs spanning from 2007 to 2024. Her research interests focus on dermatoscopy as a non-invasive diagnostic tool with broad applications, particularly in facial lesion analysis, nevus examination, and melanoma detection. She has pioneered work in multiplex assays for allergy diagnosis, comparing technologies like Allergy Explorer 2 versus ImmunoCAP ISAC. Her fingerprint reveals strong expertise in allergen research (100%), sensitization (44%), immunoglobulin E (33%), and nevus analysis (33%). Dr. Ahlgrimm-Siess has demonstrated significant research productivity with publication peaks in 2012 (25 outputs) and consistent output through 2024. Her recent work integrates artificial intelligence with dermatology, enhancing diagnostic confidence in melanoma detection. She actively contributes to academic discourse through 98 recorded activities including 91 oral presentations, 5 publication peer-reviews, and conference organization. Her scientific engagement includes serving as a reviewer for Archives of Dermatological Research and delivering keynote presentations on dermatoscopy techniques, trichoscopy, and inflammatory skin condition visualization. Her research has gained notable attention with coverage by 10 news outlets, blog posts, and substantial readership on academic platforms.

• Animal cell technology
• Systems biology
• CHO cell engineering
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Nicole Borth is Associate Professor (associate Univ.Prof.) at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) and Deputy Head of the Institute of Animal Cell Technology and Systems Biology . Her work sits at the intersection of cell engineering, systems biology and biopharmaceutical manufacturing, with CHO and HEK293 cells as primary platforms. Research in a nutshell: Genome-wide CRISPR/Cas deletion and activation screens to map essential loci and boost recombinant protein titres. Epigenetic and synthetic-biology toolboxes (dCas9-DNMT, synthetic promoters, RNA devices) for multiplexed gene-control. Glyco-engineering and biomarker discovery to optimise critical quality attributes of monoclonal antibodies. Low-cost, animal-component-free media design and microfluidic single-cell cloning to shorten development timelines. Between 2022-2025 her group released a rapid succession of papers exploiting nanopore Cas9-targeted sequencing to pinpoint transgene integration sites, unveiled novel stress-biomarkers for difficult-to-express mAbs, and provided public-domain glyco-analytics for the NIST CHO reference line. Parallel projects apply similar tool-chains to AAV production in HEK293 and characterise human diamine oxidase biopharmaceuticals. Awards & funding: Specific prizes not enumerated in supplied text; however, the volume and recency of high-impact publications indicate sustained competitive funding. Contact: nicole.borth@boku.ac.at | Tel +43 1 47654-79064 | Muthgasse 11, 1190 Vienna, Austria.

• Automotive Engineering
• Materials Science
• Battery Safety and Lifecycle
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Florian Feist is a researcher at the Institute for Vehicle Safety (VSI) at Graz University of Technology. His work focuses on automotive materials, battery crash safety, and sustainable lightweight composites. Research Interests: Automotive engineering, crash simulation, battery lifecycle analysis, and biomechanical modeling. Recent projects include wood-steel hybrid components , Li-ion battery crash behavior , and bio-based foam for helmets . Scientific Contributions: Key themes in his publications (2024-2025) include multiscale battery modeling , stitched wood composites , and dynamic material testing . His work bridges mechanical engineering , material science , and sustainable design .

• Preclinical Imaging
• Medical Technology
• Radiotherapy
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Petra Gröger MSc serves as a Research Associate at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt (FHWN), working within the Faculty of Health under the Competence Center for Preclinical Imaging and Medical Technology. She is actively associated with the Master's Program in MedTech – Functional Imaging, Conventional and Ion Radiotherapy, contributing to both research and academic components of the program. Her research specializes in the integration and validation of preclinical molecular imaging modalities for radiotherapy applications. Dr. Gröger's work bridges multiple disciplines including radiation biology, medical radiation physics, and biomedicine, with particular emphasis on advancing personalized precision radiotherapy techniques. Her research portfolio demonstrates a consistent focus on improving imaging methodologies to enhance the precision and effectiveness of radiation-based cancer treatments. Analysis of Dr. Gröger's publications reveals a strong emphasis on technical validation of imaging workflows, with particular attention to quantitative accuracy in preclinical settings. Her work spans both PET and SPECT-CT imaging modalities, addressing critical challenges in absolute quantification and workflow optimization for radiotherapy applications. Development, evaluation and validation of a novel kinetic model approach using an image-derived arterial input function for absolute micro-PET quantification (2024) Design, evaluation and verification of a small animal SPECT-CT workflow for biologic adaptive radiotherapy (2021) Dr. Gröger is actively engaged in two major research initiatives: the 'Applied Molecular Imaging in Personalized Precision Radiotherapy' project (2021-2026) and the PAIR project (2022-2026). These projects collectively aim to expand the radiobiological understanding of ion beams across multiple biological scales to optimize cancer treatment protocols. Her contributions to the field focus on advancing radiotherapy techniques through improved imaging methodologies, with potential applications in enhancing cancer treatment outcomes through more precise radiation delivery and personalized treatment planning.

Hirut Grossbergerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Railway Engineering
• Sustainable Mobility
• Infrastructure Lifecycle Assessment
• +۲ مورد دیگر

FH-Prof. Dr. Hirut Grossberger is a Senior Researcher at the Carl Ritter von Ghega Institute for Integrated Mobility Research and International Coordinator for the Department of Rail Technology and Mobility at University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten. She teaches in three programs: Rail Technology and Management of Railway Systems (MA), Rail Technology and Mobility (BA), and Rail Vehicle Technology (BA). Her research bridges railway engineering, sustainable infrastructure, and digital mobility solutions. Education includes: BSc in Agricultural Engineering (Debub University, Ethiopia) MSc in Water Management and Environment (BOKU Vienna) MSc in Land Management, Infrastructure and Civil Engineering (BOKU Vienna) Doctoral research at Institute of Structural Engineering (BOKU Vienna) Research focuses on: Railway Technology : Infrastructure lifecycle assessment, noise reduction, and sensor-based monitoring Sustainable Mobility : Eco-materials (e.g., clay noise barriers), emission reduction, and circular economy applications Digital Transformation : Mobile inspection tools, digital product passports, and acoustic sensing systems Recent publications (2019-2025) emphasize sustainability in transport infrastructure, with trends toward: Environmental action programs (CLEA) Eco-material innovation for noise control Distributed Acoustic Sensing for rail safety Digital tools for infrastructure management Leads/contributes to 20+ EU projects including: STAFFER (rail skill development) ZeroEmissionCityBahn (sustainable infrastructure) DPP4ALL (digital product passports) Smart Inspection (AI-assisted bridge maintenance) ECO-TCO (operational efficiency)

Thomas Voglمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Cancer Immunology
• Microbiome Research
• Antibody Responses
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Thomas Vogl serves as Assistant Professor and Group Leader at the Center for Cancer Research, Medical University of Vienna, where he investigates the critical interplay between the immune system and gut microbiome in cancer development and therapy response. His multidisciplinary team integrates molecular biology, biochemistry, and bioinformatics to analyze systemic antibody responses against microbial components, with particular focus on how microbiome composition influences immunotherapy efficacy and cancer progression. Dr. Vogl's research program centers on antibody-microbiome interactions in oncology, exploring how microbial factors modulate immune responses to tumors. His work reveals connections between gut microbiota diversity and therapeutic outcomes in colorectal cancer, while identifying specific antibody signatures associated with inflammatory conditions like Crohn's disease and chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). This research bridges computational immunology and clinical oncology to develop microbiome-based diagnostics and therapeutic strategies. His publication record demonstrates consistent innovation in systems immunology, with recent work establishing links between microbiome-derived flagellins and immune dysregulation across multiple diseases. Key trends include the development of high-throughput methods for antibody epitope mapping and the discovery of cross-reactive immune responses with implications for cancer and infectious disease diagnostics. Scientific recognition includes: ERC Starting Grant (2022) for "EarlyMicroAbs" project Nature Research Global Grant for Gut Health (2023/24) Elisabeth Lutz Prize of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (2024) Dr. Vogl currently supervises five PhD students and leads a research group comprising postdoctoral scientists and technical staff. His major funding includes coordination of the €8.4 million EU Horizon Health consortium "ID-DarkMatter-NCD" and partnership in the ZonMW ME/CFS Lines consortium, supporting translational research into microbiome-immune interactions. He actively promotes equitable research environments as a contributor to the SAFE Labs initiative, having co-authored the SAFE Labs Handbook and associated white paper to advance laboratory inclusivity and fairness.