Projects
In 2019, St. Pölten UAS’s 110 research projects generated revenue of EUR 3 million. Interdisciplinary projects have grown in importance in recent years as a means to identify suitable answers to modern-day issues and devise appropriate solutions.
ABC - Austrian Blockchain Center
K1 competence center with the goal of the scientifically based further development of the blockchain technology and its application in various economic sectors. These range from Industry 4.0/Internet ...
Applied Biomechanics in Rehabilitation Research
Endowed professorship of the province of Lower Austria to strengthen and expand the research focus on motor rehabilitation
"ACCESS POINT" for basic oncological research in Lower Austria
Establishing an access point in Lower Austria to open up oncological findings for scientific use
STAFFER - Skill Training Alliance For the Future European Rail System
Developing needs-based curricula, training and education paths for the rail sector
Josef Ressel Center for Blockchain-Technologies & Security management
The Josef Ressel Center for Blockchain-Technologies & Security management is a research institution operated by the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences. The research objective is making secur...
SoniVis - Data Analytics using Sonification and Visualization
Working towards a unified framework for joint audio &visual analytics
IMREA - Intelligent Multimodal Real Estate Assessment
Multimodal information extraction and machine learning techniques for the extraction of real estate related attributes and parameters from heterogeneous input data
INPRO - ¡nterprofessionalism in action!
Aligning interprofessional education and collaboration in practice, using promising regional experiences for international exchange
Lab-based knowledge-transfer-concept concerning Internet of Things
Developing virtual technology demonstrations to accelerate the digital transformation of SMEs
Extreme familiar: Support Systems for radicalized families
Investigating professional actions in public social care work with right-wing extremists