Our events provide a platform for the exchange of ideas and networking between researchers from different disciplines to drive innovation and applications as well as the latest developments and research findings in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology.
Monthly Meeting, October 2026
On October 15, participants of the monthly NanoGraz meeting were given an insight into surface science. The presentation focused on scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and its application in investigating the smallest structures. Current research results on individually stabilized atoms as well as small bimetallic clusters and nanoalloys were presented.
During the subsequent lab tour, participants had the opportunity to view the STM facilities up close, learn about the methodology, and discuss potential interdisciplinary collaborations.
Monthly Meeting, July 2026
This month, Prof. Roblegg’s working group was delighted to host the NanoGraz monthly meeting at our new premises at Inffeldgasse 13. During the visit, we presented our work on 3R-compliant in vitro models and gave the participants a tour of our laboratories.
The programme included explanations and demonstrations of the FDmiX EUREKA mixing system, spray drying, cell culture and open-flow microperfusion. Together, these activities provided our visitors with an insight into the complete workflow, from the development and production of drug delivery systems to their subsequent evaluation using physiologically relevant in vitro models.
Monthly Meeting, June 2026
On 25 June, the NanoGraz Consortium gathered at the Institute of Physics at the University of Graz for a lecture on ‘Simulation in Nanophotonics using the nanobem Toolbox’. The nanobem Toolbox, developed by Prof. Hohenester’s research group, was presented as a powerful simulation tool in the field of nanophotonics.
During the event, the fundamental concepts were explained and illustrative introductory examples were presented to demonstrate its practical application. The event concluded with a presentation of current research findings, demonstrating how the nanobem Toolbox is being used in this field.
Monthly Meeting, May 2026
On 21 May, the monthly NanoGraz meeting took place at the Institute of Chemistry at the University of Graz, focusing on the topic of “Fundamentals of Single Particle Analysis”. The event covered, amongst other topics, spray and microparticle analysis for spICP-MS instruments. During the subsequent laboratory tour, participants gained an insight into the various research areas of the Nano Micro Lab group led by Professor Clases and discussed potential collaborations and joint projects.
