Projects
In 2021, St. Pölten UAS’s 112 research projects generated revenue of EUR 4,1 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
SSCCS - Secure Supply Chains for Critical Systems
Resilient and adaptable systems that are still operational after being attacked or affected by disruptive events.
CliMeF - Climate Media Frames
Combining methods from different disciplines to investigate communication strategies on climate change.
NUMOQUA - Nutrition and movement to improve quality of life with knee osteoarthritis
Combining exercise therapy with nutritional therapy to improve the quality of life of patients with osteoarthritis.
TransSoDia – Transnational and Digital Learning and Teaching in Cooperative Social Diagnostics
Improving social work methods and transnational teaching at multiple universities.
SBA Research
K1 competence center for Information Security
Vis4Schools
Supporting students in learning how to read, understand, and construct data-visualizations.
Smart Companion 2
Equipping devices for everyday use with voice interaction, fall detection and alerts as support in cases of emergency.
E+DIETing_LAB- Digital Lab for Education in Dietetics combining Experiential Learning and Community Service
New ways of educating and upskilling teachers, students and experts in the field of dietetics.
Financial (Media) Literacy – Financial and media competencies of an Austrian subpopulation aged between 18 and 30
Investigates which competences are needed to make better decisions with regard to financial issues.
O3DGA – The Use of Machine Learning as a Supportive Measure in Clinical Three-Dimensional Gait Analysis
Optimisation of time-consuming and error-prone processes in three-dimensional gait analysis.