جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• 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 .

• Business Education
• Vocational Education
• Teacher Training
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Verena Schill serves as Senior Lecturer and School Internship Coordinator at the Institute for Business and Vocational Education, Johannes Kepler University Linz. Based in Kepler Building room K 239C/1, she can be reached at +43 732 2468 7265 or verena.schill@jku.at. Office hours are by appointment with telephone availability Monday 10:00-15:00, Tuesday 9:30-13:00, and Wednesday 15:00-17:00. Her academic work centers on business and vocational education with specialized focus on teacher training methodologies. She examines the integration of school internships into academic curricula and investigates how practical teaching experiences shape professional development of future business educators. Her research bridges theoretical educational frameworks with classroom application through experiential learning models. As School Internship Coordinator, she oversees the entire practical training component for Business Education students including placement coordination, mentorship frameworks, and structured reflection processes. Her teaching emphasizes hands-on pedagogical skill development through two dedicated courses: 'PR University preparation and follow-up of the school internship I' and 'II'. Outside academic duties, she maintains active personal interests including family time with children, cycling, healthy cooking, strength training, and mindfulness practices through nature immersion and meditation.

• 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.

• Nursing
• Primary Health Care
• Interprofessional Collaboration
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Babette Grabner serves as Senior Lecturer in Nursing and holds multiple administrative leadership positions including Head of Degree Programme for Nursing (Winter Semester and Summer Semester) and Head of Academic Course for basic module nostrification in health care and nursing at an Austrian institution. Her academic work focuses on strengthening primary health care systems through evidence-based education and research. Her research centers on interprofessional collaboration within Austrian primary care, examining requirements and challenges faced by health care and social professionals. She investigates diabetes management interventions, particularly the integration of mobile health technologies in patient education and chronic disease support programs. This work addresses critical gaps in team-based care coordination and technology-enhanced clinical training. Analysis of her recent publications (2022-2025) reveals consistent focus on qualitative assessment of primary care collaboration frameworks and controlled trials of diabetes interventions with mHealth components. These studies highlight systemic barriers to effective teamwork and demonstrate measurable benefits of digital support tools in chronic disease management contexts. Scientific recognition includes: Best Abstract award (2022) for research on interprofessional collaboration in Austrian primary care Grabner secured research funding as Co-Principal Investigator for the DM2CUA project (2017-2019), which developed and tested a mobile application supporting type 2 diabetes self-management. This initiative involved cross-institutional collaboration with clinicians, researchers, and technology specialists to create patient-centered digital health solutions.