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2nd Place for MCI Team at 2026 ÖWAV Waste Management Conference

Lydia Challandes impresses with her poster on PFAS removal – research consortium takes second place at conference

The Fascinating World of Process Engineering

The renowned “Mini Symposium on Process Engineering” brought together enthusiastic researchers at the MCI in Innsbruck

“PFAS Select” Interreg Research Project Successfully Launched

Cross-border collaboration on forever chemicals in water bodies

Charcoal From Wood Gasification

A sustainable resource with great potential

Sustainable Wastewater Treatment Through Photocatalysis

Start of the “Born-To-Degrade” research project

MCI professorship to Martin Spruck

The Entrepreneurial School® confers professorship to Dr. Martin Spruck, MSc

Technology & Life Sciences forum

Experts from the energy sector meet at MCI for a exchange of facts

Energy transition - can we still manage it?

Forum Technology & Life Sciences at MCI invites to discussion with personalities from the energy sector

Carbon Footprints and LCAs

Shoe size 2050 - how life cycle assessments help us reduce our footprint

A clean thing

MCI research group is working on a hybrid, efficient filter system for the fourth wastewater treatment stage to remove trace substances

Negative emissions and their added value for agriculture

MCI researcher Nina Schaaf to speak at international bioenergy conference in Vienna

Vegetable residues and their utilization

MCI researchers develop acceptance analysis of "non-market conform" vegetables

Tyrolean Science Fund 2022 - MCI successful with 7 projects

Seven exciting research projects receive state funding | Focus on location, practical relevance & sustainability

Celebrating Women in Science and Research 2022

Research & Development at MCI 2021

An annual review of our research activities

Forum Technology & Life Sciences under the sign of the Josef Ressel Center

The Josef Ressel Center for the production of powdered activated carbon from municipal residues presents the essential findings from the first year of research

Optimization and deepening of knowledge process stage pyrolysis - PyTail

Research project examines thermochemical process of pyrolysis – Syncraft Engineering and Gallzeiner as project partners

Milestone achieved - completion of doctoral studies

Employees in the Technology & Life Science Departments successfully complete their dissertations