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The digital world of tomorrow: University of Graz works with people to shape the future

Digitalisation is supposed to make everything better: artificial intelligence that even organises travel. The car that drives itself. Robots that care for us in our old age. But what kind of future do people actually want? What role should technology play in this? The University of Graz is exploring these questions through a new research facility. At the Graz Sociodigital and Participatory Futures Studio – or GraSP Futures Studio for short – young and old work together with researchers to design visions of the future that also critically examine technical innovations.

Eurovision: Why the Song Contest is always political

The 2026 Eurovision Song Contest sits at the intersection of music, geopolitics and culture. Josef Mühlbauer from the University of Graz explains why the ESC has always been a reflection of European politics, and how this major event highlights cultural affinities and social change.

Superti-Furga will becomefounding director of the CORI Institute in Graz

The Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) is establishing a new flagship centre for research into metabolic diseases in collaboration with the three universities in Graz. This innovative research approach combines mathematics and experimental biology with artificial intelligence

A match for life

Stem cell donations save lives. However, the only way to determine who is ultimately compatible with whom is through a testing process. Pharmacist Marion Mußbacher explains the mechanisms behind this. On 6 May 2026, the ÖH and the charity “Geben für Leben” are calling for people to come forward for typing at the University of Graz.

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