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Organisation profile
Organisation profile
The Department of Science and Technology provides innovative solutions to real-world problems by fostering interdisciplinary education and research.
Building a sustainable future through technology and science as foundational pillars
Through seamless integration of different scientific disciplines when addressing the key challenges of our time, the Department of Science and Technology contributes to the development of a sustainable future. By meeting the ever-changing research and education needs of the industry, whether in biotechnology, applied chemistry or computer science, we drive new ways of managing data and intelligent systems, and focus on various aspects of applied biomedicine and chemistry research such as cancer, immune system disorders, toxicology, drug research, material sciences, artificial intelligence, etc.
The interdisciplinary team is optimally composed of committed academic, administrative, technical and support staff. We act as an international academic competence center of interdisciplinary education and research.
Our department consists of the following institutes:
- Institute Applied Chemistry
- Institute Biotechnology
- Institute Digitalisation and Informatics
- Institute Krems Bioanalytics
Research focus areas
Bioanalytics:
- Scope of research: Development of analytical methods and qualified assays (OMICS, mass spectrometry) for biotherapeutics in preclinical and clinical research.
- Important areas of application: Drug development, biomarker analysis, diagnostics.
- Expected impact: Deciphering molecular mechanisms, development of new diagnostic and treatment approaches.
Cell biology:
- Scope of research: Investigation of cell structure, function and behavior at the molecular level.
- Important areas of application: Identification of therapeutic targets, biomarker research, drug analysis, stem cell biology, RNA biology, immunology, virology, cancer research.
- Expected impact: Gaining new insights into disease mechanisms, development of innovative therapies.
Software Engineering & Intelligent Systems:
- Scope of research: Development of software systems and intelligent solutions that use Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Big Data, Cloud Computing, IoT, NLP, etc. to automate complex processes, enable predictions and support decisions.
- Important areas of application: Applications in diverse areas such as medicine, mobility, Industry 4.0, environment, finance, education, security, culture and commerce to solve complex challenges and make processes more efficient, intelligent and sustainable through innovative technologies.
- Expected impact: Increase efficiency, improve quality of life, promote economic innovation, drive sustainability, enhance security, deepen scientific knowledge while addressing ethical and social challenges.
Synthesis and analysis of novel materials:
- Scope of research: Design and synthesis of materials (natural products, polymers, nanomaterials) and development of analytical methods.
- Important areas of application: Materials science, nanotechnology, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry.
- Expected impact: Development of new materials and analytical methods for technological and social innovations.
Fermentation:
- Scope of research: Research and optimization of fermentation processes for the production of biopharmaceuticals and other products.
- Important areas of application: Industrial biotechnology, environmental biotechnology, biopharmaceuticals production.
- Expected impact: Development of sustainable and efficient production processes in biotechnology.
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
Profiles
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Peter Allacher
- IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences, Institute Krems Bioanalytics - Head of Operations / Institute Krems Bioanalytics
Person: Lecturer/Researcher
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Florian Astelbauer
- IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences, Institute Krems Bioanalytics - Projectmanagement / Institute Krems Bioanalytics
Person: Research Assistent
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Stefanie Brandstetter
- IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences, Institute Krems Bioanalytics - PhD Student in Biomedical Mass Spectrometry / Institute Krems Bioanalytics
Person: Research Assistent
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Micromotors and nanomaterials for ecological applications
Salinas Soler, Y. (CoI), Trost, C. (CoI), Malyshenko, A. (CoI), Koppensteiner, A. (CoI), Rinner, U. (PI) & Krug, A. (CoI)
5/05/25 → …
Project: Research
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POLYOLS – Analysis of Pharmaceuticals Using New Smart Polymers
Schachamayr, D. (CoI), Trost, C. (CoI), Koppensteiner, A. (CoI), Malyshenko, A. (CoI) & Rinner, U. (PI)
27/03/25 → …
Project: Research
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REEaLIGN - Recycling rare earths through bio-accumulation with lignin hydrogel as a precursor
Memari, G. (CoI) & Schild, D. (PI)
Gesellschaft für Forschungsförderung Niederösterreich
17/03/25 → …
Project: Research
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2nd Workshop Generative and Neurosymbolic AI in Software Engineering (GenSE’2025)
Ruiz-Torrubiano, R., Haselböck, A. & Valerio, D., 2025, SE 2025 - Companion Proceedings.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review
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Applications and Challenges of AI and Microscopy in Life Science Research: A Review
Buckchash, H., 22 Jan 2025.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
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Biocompatibility and Long-Term Stability of DNA-Based Organic Mixed Conductors for Bioelectronics
Hradilova, S., Matura, K., Cobet, M., Opletalova, A., Salinas, Y., Sariciftci, N. S., Tekoglu, S. & Polakova, K., 4 Jun 2025, In: Advanced Materials Interfaces.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Open Access
Activities
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Software Product Lines Conference
Ruiz-Torrubiano, R. (Member of programme committee)
1 Sept 2025 → 5 Sept 2025Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participating in a conference, workshop, ...
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