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.
EMRESS - Making Software protection quantifiable
EMRESS develops models to quantify the strength of software protection techniques.
Possibilities of Costumer Participation in the Administrative Context
Recommendations on how customer participation can be more firmly established in the administrative context.
CR-Bootcamp - Bootcamp Cyber-Resilience for Medical Applications
A bootcamp teaching knowledge on how to implement and operate resilient IT-systems
Souvenirphotography 4.0
Redesigning the photo booth under the Wiener Riesenrad combines individual memories with intermedia learning and digital usage scenarios to create a sustainable overall experience.
QuickSpeech - Automatic Question and Answer Generation
Automatic generation of questions and answers for an app that companies can use to train their staff members.
Alternative Settings – Meeting People where they are: Support and Counselling Services in Popular Digital and Public Spaces
Addressed the challenges associated with the pandemic and developed counselling and support services.
MLKOA- Motor Learning in Knee Osteoarthritis Therapy
Investigating a new treatment approach for patients with knee osteoarthritis
EFFECTS - Active mobility, its potential and intersectoral effects
Development of an evaluation tool to quantify the impact of pedestrian and bicycle traffic on health and economy.
GEJIDE- Groß-Enzersdorfs Jewish Community in the Digital Memory Space
Processing historical sources on the Jewish religious community of Groß-Enzersdorf and making them permanently available
Digital Asset Tracking
Tracking products in an industrial environment
Digi+
Developing new fields of action for social enterprises
(No) Baggage: About things brought along, left behind and newly acquired in the context of flight and expulsion (1945/2015)
Reconstructing the meaning of things (symbolic and identity-creating) in the context of flight and expulsion as well as the concrete use or appropriation of things in everyday life using a biographica...