Nominees Higher Education
Houakspreis 2023: 1. Platz für Universität Wien
1 Prize
Project: 1st Prize: Separation and Compression of Hydrogen for Fuel Cells
Institution: TU Wien
Project lead: Ao. Univ.-Prof. DI Dr. Michael Harasek
Houskapreis 2023: 2. Platz für Uni Wien
2 Prize
Project: 2nd Prize: Computer-Assisted Structural Biology
Institution: University of Vienna
Project lead: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Mag. Robert Konrat
Houskapreis 2023: 2. Platz Sabine Brandt von der Vetmed
3 Prize
Project: 3rd Prize: Immunotherapy of Papillomavirus-Induced Skin Cancer in Horses
Institution: University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna
Project lead: Priv.-Doz.in DI.in Dr.in Sabine Brandt
Nominees Non-University Research
Houskapreis 2023: 1 Platz AuFo für Salzburg Research Forschungsgesellschaft
1 Prize
Project: 1st Prize: Sensor-based feedback and mobile analysis for optimised alpine skiing
Institution: Salzburg Research Forschungsgesellschaft mbH
Project lead: DI.in (FH) Elisabeth Häusler
Houskareis 2023:
2 Prize
Project: Nominated: Personalized Pharmaceutical Inserts via 3D-Printing
Institution: RCPE Research Center Pharmaceutical Engineering GmbH
Project lead: Dr.in Simone Eder, MA,  Dr. Martin Spörk, MA
Team ÖIAT, AIT und
3 Prize
Project: Nominated: Real-Time Detection of Fake-Shops through Machine Learning
Institution: Austrian Institute for Applied Telecommunications (OIAT)
Project lead: Mag.a Louise Beltzung

Houska Prize Winners Club

Networking platform for prize winners

Deepening ties and expanding the level of cooperation between universities and private research facilities is one of the B&C Private Foundation’s core goals. And to help achieve this over the long term, B&C set up the Houska Prize Winners Club in 2018. The aim is to promote exchange between business, science and research that goes beyond the annual Houska Prize award ceremony. All of the project owners and academics to have won the Houska Prize to date are members of an exclusive group of leading Austrian researchers.

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