Menstruation, motherhood and the menopause: “Women work – and so do their bodies”

Psychologist Theresa Tschauko is conducting research into how different stages of women’s health affect their work behaviour as member of the research group Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management. The conclusion of her work to date is that women carry on working – even when it hurts.

Embedding. Exception. Espresso at the Department of Informatics Systems (ISYS)

Katharina Stengg is a doctoral student in Computer Science, currently working and researching in the SERG – Software Engineering Research Group at the Department of Informatics Systems (ISYS). She previously completed a Master’s degree in Informatics at the University of Klagenfurt and before that a Bachelor’s degree in Informatics at the University of Technology in Graz.

Solving the longest path problem with Artificial Intelligence

In her Master’s thesis, mathematician Celina Strasser sought to solve the longest path problem using reinforcement learning, a method drawn from the field of Artificial Intelligence. Her work was honoured with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research Award in 2024.

Klagenfurt Scholarship: Interview with Flex Althofen scholarship holders

Stanislav Bernatskyi (Master Informatics), Julian Haupt (Master Business Administration) and Katharina Stengg (Master Informatics) receive financial and non-material support from Flex Althofen as part of the Klagenfurt Scholarship. We spoke with them about their collaboration with Flex and the Klagenfurt Scholarship. Read more →