Marcus Keding, Managing Director of Forschung Burgenland, guided the group through the Lowergetikum and Energetikum research buildings, as well as the laboratory block. This provided an opportunity to showcase research activities in the fields of agent-based AI systems in building services engineering, hydrogen-based energy systems and the circular economy.
Christian Heschl and Werner Stutterecker from Burgenland University of Applied Sciences, along with Michael Peinsipp and Christian Seidl from Forschung Burgenland, provided fascinating insights into their work and current projects.
Since 2016, the programme has been bringing international decision-makers, executives and opinion leaders from the worlds of politics, public administration, business, the media and culture to Austria to learn about the country as a centre for business, innovation and research.
