future-proof materials from wood composites- projects within the "Factory of tomorrow" subprogram Forschungsforum 2/2007

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Potential of future development for industrially produced residential dwellings Enquiry on international tendencies in automated manufacturing and assessment of viable strategies for their implementation into the Austrian building sector

An innovative Technology Concept for the Creation of a Sustainable Supply of Raw Materials within the "Fabrik der Zukunft" Subprogram Forschungsforum 1/2004

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This project developed a novel "bio-pesticide"-formula by screening plant extracts and minerals for their strong repellant activity in order to protect sheepwool insulation from cloth moth infestation. It was investigated and examined by state-of-the-art-technology that the anti-moth-mixture extracted from plants and minerals, acts as a valid alternative to existing pest control agents.

The project „Linking Low Carbon Technologies with Low Carbon Society“ was conducted on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology. In the course of the project a number of recent empirical studies on rebound effects were analysed. Based on this comprehensive analysis an overview of strategies for rebound management was compiled and policy recommendations for the technology sector were developed.

Silicate technology for the improvement of water uptake and nutrient storage in marginal soils Forschungsforum 1/2006

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Austrian strategies for producing from renewable raw materials energy innovation austria 3/2015

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Potentials for Cultivation, Processing, and Use in Austria Forschungsforum 1/2002

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Optimization of High Speed Cutting Processes Improvement of Environmental and Occupational Safety Forschungsforum 3/2006

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The project "Ökofit" - research for integrated technology Forschungsforum 4/1996

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Englisch, 6 Seiten

Future-oriented approaches to the long-term comptitiveness an locational quality of Austria Forschungsforum 4/1998

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Austrian Research on the Cascading Use of Renewable Raw Materials for the "Factory of Tomorrow" Forschungsforum 1/2005

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Innovative Utilisation of Renewable Raw Materials as in the Example of an Office and Exhibition Building for the Project "Building of Tomorrow" Forschungsforum 3/2005

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Austrian participation in a project within the Thermie-progra of the European Comission Forschungsforum 2/2001

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Theoretical principles, chances & perspectives Forschungsforum 3/1997

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Sustainable industrial concepts will assume a key role in the future. At the European level, the development of bio-based industries and the use of bio-based products will be promoted.

Austrian Research for Low-Waste and Low-Emissions in Industrial Processes within the "Factory of Tomorrow" Subprogram Forschungsforum 3/2004

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