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Global Innovation Index 2025: Austria is one of the most innovative countries in the world

Austria has maintained its position amongst "innovation leaders", retaining a ranking in the top 25 countries and upholding its status as a powerful hub for innovation.

EuroSkills 2025: six gold medals for Team Austria

Europe’s young professionals have been showing their mettle at the Euroskills European Championship in Denmark, with Team Austria netting no less than twelve medals.

Here’s to organic wine-growing in Austria!

A quarter of the area given over to growing wine is farmed organically – which means Austria leads the world.

Austria’s bold and innovative start-ups are enjoying worldwide success

More and more start-ups from Austria are taking the plunge into business, and their products and services have been attracting attention worldwide.

Günter Blöschl has been awarded the “Nobel Prize for Water”

Austrian flood researcher Günter Blöschl from Vienna University of Technology has received the Stockholm Water Prize 2025.

EuroSkills, Herning 2025: Skilled for a Greener Future

Team Austria is gearing up for the European championships in professional expertise, and young experts from Austria will be showcasing their skills in Herning, Denmark, from 9-13 September.

The world’s first hydrogen-based rail has been produced and installed

Environmentally friendly mobility; rails made from hydrogen-based materials and asphalt produced from biochar - both will help to reduce CO2 emissions.

International Mobility Days 2025: 19-21 November 2025 in Vienna

Current trends, innovative projects and promising topics: this international conference is all about the “mobility of the future”.

Music & AI Hackathon @ Expo 2025: the Future of Music

Technology, creativity and intercultural cooperation: Composing the Future - together

Rethinking mobility; how will we navigate the world in the future?

What does the mobility of the future look like? Two “BOLD Minds”, Yvonne Winter and Moritz Novak, have been rethinking mobility in urban spaces – and in space itself.