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Monday, 08 June 2026

Application for the Erasmus+ BIP in Madrid (Spain, October 2026)

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In October 2026, the European University in Madrid (Universidad Europea de Madrid) will host an English-language Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP):

Computational Tools in Biopharma: Driving Innovation in Drug Discovery

 

In this course, students will gain theoretical and practical knowledge of how state-of-the-art computational tools contribute to drug discovery. The curriculum provides hands-on experience in molecular modeling, biological system simulations, and AI-driven techniques for biomedical research. Through structured workshops and cooperative learning, students will apply computational methods to real-world challenges in drug design, preparing them for careers in science and industry.

The seminar can be counted as an elective module (3 ECTS).

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Mit der ersten LabCoat-Ceremony am 27. Mai 2025 begrüßte das Institut für Chemie feierlich seine neuen Studierenden. Im festlichen Rahmen erhielten sie ihren offiziellen, mit dem Universitätslogo bestickten Labormantel – das Symbol ihres Starts als Nachwuchschemikerinnen und -chemiker.

Students at the University of Graz provided enchanting moments full of chemistry

Themed ‘Chemical Moments’, the chemical Christmas show at the University of Graz enchanted the audience with glowing experiments, fiery reactions and creative research. Around 500 high school students experienced an evening full of scientific highlights and fascinating chemistry at the Schauspielhaus Graz at the end of November.

Even greener: University of Graz researchers improve the chemical industry

Durable bioplastics, rapidly available medicines or cosmetics without toxic waste materials: chemists have long relied on enzymes, i.e. proteins from nature, as biocatalysts for environmentally friendly production. Researchers from the University of Graz and the Austrian Center of Industrial Biotechnology, together with BASF, have now discovered how they can determine the ideal conditions for production to make it even more sustainable. The results have been published in the journal Nature Communications.

University of Graz develops sustainable and recyclable bio-plastic

Researchers at the University of Graz are developing a fully recyclable, bio-based epoxy resin that could change the plastics industry in the long term. A breakthrough that combines environmental protection and economic efficiency.

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