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The 6th Inter­na­tio­nal Ava­lan­che Sym­po­si­um will gather experts and the public for two days of dis­cus­sions, work­shops, and pre­sen­ta­ti­ons on ava­lan­che sci­ence, risk manage­ment, the psy­cho­lo­gi­cal aspects of ava­lan­che safe­ty and risk per­cep­ti­on and inter­na­tio­nal col­la­bo­ra­ti­on in snow and ava­lan­che rese­arch. This event is a uni­que oppor­tu­ni­ty to con­nect with rese­ar­chers, prac­ti­tio­ners, and poli­cy­ma­kers working...
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In unpre­dic­ta­ble moments of emer­gen­cy or dis­as­ter, kno­wing how to pro­tect yours­elf and others is cri­ti­cal. Our “Self-Defen­se in Emer­gen­ci­es” cour­se, led by Prof. Dr. Vla­di­mir M. Cvet­ko­vić (Visi­ting Pro­fes­sor), empowers you with essen­ti­al tech­ni­ques to respond calm­ly and effec­tively in high-pres­su­re situa­tions.💥 What’s included?🛡 Prac­ti­cal self-defen­se tools for per­so­nal and coll­ec­ti­ve safe­ty💪 Phy­si­cal tech­ni­ques...
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On Octo­ber 8th and 9th, the kick-off mee­ting for the Safe H‑DRI pro­ject took place, brin­ging tog­e­ther indus­try lea­ders and experts from across Euro­pe. The pro­ject aims to ensu­re the safe trans­port and hand­ling of hydro­gen-based direct redu­ced iron (H‑DRI), a key ele­ment for the future of green steel pro­duc­tion.We’re proud to announ­ce that the...
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Fol­lo­wing the gre­at suc­cess of the launch in Salz­burg, Dr. Rena­te Ren­ner and Julia Graf from the Safe­ty and Dis­as­ter Stu­dies group are thril­led to be invol­ved in the K3 Cli­ma­te Con­fe­rence. We’­re loo­king for­ward to having some gre­at dis­cus­sions and sha­ring ide­as to take our Ris­KLIM work for­ward.At the con­fe­rence, we’ll be focu­sing on...
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The recent storms and floods in Aus­tria in Sep­tem­ber this year demons­tra­te the urgent need for the Ris­KLIM pro­ject. The recent extre­me wea­ther events unders­core the neces­si­ty for a more com­pre­hen­si­ve under­stan­ding, effec­ti­ve com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on, and robust manage­ment of cli­ma­te risks. On 20 Sep­tem­ber 2024, we held an in-real-life kick-off with the Ris­KLIM-pro­ject team in Salz­burg....
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We are exci­ted to wel­co­me Prof. Dr. Cvet­ko­vić, a visi­ting pro­fes­sor and an expert in Dis­as­ter Risk Manage­ment, to our Safe­ty and Dis­as­ter Stu­dies team at Mon­tan­uni­ver­si­tät Leo­ben. He is the foun­der and pre­si­dent of the Sci­en­ti­fic-Pro­fes­sio­nal Socie­ty for Dis­as­ter Risk Manage­ment and the Direc­tor of the Inter­na­tio­nal Insti­tu­te for Dis­as­ter Rese­arch. With num­e­rous awards,...
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Mon­tan­uni­ver­si­ty  Wel­co­mes Prof. Dr. Vla­di­mir M. Cvet­ko­vić for Dis­cus­sions on Inter­na­tio­nal Col­la­bo­ra­ti­on in Safe­ty and Dis­as­ter Stu­dies. We were hono­red to host Prof. Dr. Vla­di­mir M. Cvet­ko­vić from the Uni­ver­si­ty of Belgrade’s Facul­ty of Secu­ri­ty Stu­dies. During his visit, we had pro­duc­ti­ve dis­cus­sions about streng­thening inter­na­tio­nal col­la­bo­ra­ti­on in safe­ty and dis­as­ter stu­dies. Tog­e­ther, we’­re explo­ring...
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The Safe­ty and Dis­as­ter Stu­dies working group at Mon­tan­uni­ver­si­tät Leo­ben, in col­la­bo­ra­ti­on with part­ners Geo­Sphe­re Aus­tria (over­all pro­ject manage­ment), the Ger­man Wea­ther Ser­vice, and the Ava­lan­che War­ning Cent­re at the Bava­ri­an Envi­ron­men­tal Agen­cy, are deve­lo­ping a con­cept to opti­mi­ze cross-bor­der and inter­di­sci­pli­na­ry cli­ma­te ser­vices, known as cli­ma­te ser­vices, as part of the EU-fun­ded pro­ject “Ris­kLIM:...
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  Working tog­e­ther for a safer green ener­gy tran­si­ti­on. A new post­gra­dua­te safe­ty cour­se invi­tes stu­dents — wha­te­ver their aca­de­mic back­ground — to learn how to miti­ga­te green energy’s com­plex risks. The shift to envi­ron­men­tal­ly fri­end­ly ener­gies also opens up new ques­ti­ons about how to make this new indus­tri­al envi­ron­ment safe. New rese­arch-rele­vant chal­lenges ari­se...
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Rese­arch of self-hea­ting pro­ces­ses of modern bulk mate­ri­als Bulk solid mate­ri­als can spon­ta­neous­ly reach high tem­pe­ra­tures and even catch fire. The reasons for this are inter­nal chemical/physical reac­tions, which gene­ra­te more heat than the bulk can emit through their sur­roun­dings. Con­ven­tio­nal com­bus­ti­ble bulk solids are straw, coal and house­hold was­tes. Bio­lo­gi­cal pro­ces­ses and oxi­da­ti­on reac­tions...
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