Projects
In 2023, USTP – University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten's 126 research projects generated revenue of EUR 5.6 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.
TransSoDia – Transnational and Digital Learning and Teaching in Cooperative Social Diagnostics
Further Development of Tried and Tested Social Work Methods for Transnational Teaching at Multiple Universities.
SBA Research
K1 competence center for Information Security
TopDrone
Using drones to support the intermodal logistics chain in rail freight transport.
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.
SoniVis
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
LoRaBridge 2
Home automation solution with greater range than current systems.
DEV-GRACE
Development of Master Gamified Reality Applications for Real-world Challenges and Experiences.
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.
ESOZA - Encampment in the Soviet Occupation Zone in Austria: Post-War History and Memory
The situation in camps during the post-war period of occupation.
"ACCESS POINT" for basic oncological research in Lower Austria
Establishing an access point in Lower Austria to open up oncological findings for scientific use