At VRVis, we have been researching solutions and applications for data-driven life science and biotechnological research for many years. VRVis specialises particularly in methods for organising, integrating and analysing large volumes of life science data and/or very heterogeneous data such as multi-omics and clinical data, data from behavioural experiments and field observations as well as image data from the most up-to-date imaging methods.
The Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) is a leading basic research institute in Vienna, Austria. Its 16 research groups with scientists from 40 countries address fundamental questions in molecular biology. Funded primarily by Boehringer Ingelheim and with unconstrained academic freedom, the IMP offers an ideal environment for curiosity-driven biomedical research. As part of Vienna BioCenter, the IMP is embedded in one of Europe’s biggest life science hubs with over 2,000 employees.
IMBA - Institute of Molecular Biotechnology is a biomedical research institute founded in 1999 as a 100% subsidiary of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the leading national sponsor of non-university research. IMBA is located at the Vienna BioCenter, the vibrant cluster of universities, research institutes, and biotech companies in Austria. With more than 250 employees and an annual research budget of around € 30 million, IMBA is the largest research unit of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
The Max Perutz Labs are a research institute established by the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna to provide an environment for excellent, internationally recognized research and education in the field of Molecular Biology. Dedicated to a mechanistic understanding of fundamental biomedical processes, scientists at the Max Perutz Labs aim to link breakthroughs in basic research to advances in human health.
The Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology (GMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW)was founded to promote research excellence in plant molecular biology. It's the only international center for basic plant research in Austria, one of few worldwide. Plants are the primary producers of the world's ecosystems, thus central to life on earth. Basic plant research can find solutions for today's big questions: providing food for a growing population and a rapidly changing climate
Curiosity and creativity are the driving forces for scientific discoveries and the basis of technological innovation at BOKU. Several departments at BOKU contribute with complementary and internationally renowned areas of expertise. BOKU offers interdisciplinary research and the capacity to facilitate scientific discovery and technological innovations in the life sciences.
The University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna in Austria is one of the leading academic and research institutions in the field of Veterinary Sciences in Europe. About 1,500 employees and 2,500 students work on the campus in the north of Vienna which also houses five university clinics and various research sites. Outside of Vienna the university operates Teaching and Research Farms. The Vetmeduni Vienna plays in the global top league: in 2021, it occupies the excellent place 8 in the world-wide S
The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology is Austria’s largest non-university research institution and a network node at the interface of science and industry. IT provides R
OFI is one of the largest Austrian non-university service enterprises for application-oriented research and development. Since 1946, OFI has been working in partnership with business and organizations across Europe, offering innovation through R
With around 13,000 graduates and 4,400 students, the UAS Technikum Wien is Austria’s only purely technical university of applied sciences. It's R
Austrian BioImaging/CMI is a consortium of leading Austrian imaging experts to foster and pioneer (correlated multimodality) imaging across scales in life sciences. We provide both service and R
With ~7,000 students, FH Campus Wien is the largest university of applied sciences in Austria. Molecular biotechnology represents one of the most promising research and economic sectors of the 21st century. The Biotechnology Section as part of Department of Applied Life Sciences at FH Campus Wien, includes the bachelor's program in Molecular Biotechnology and the English-language master's program in Molecular Biotechnology.