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Starting signal for Team Ceram Austria – Winter Run Graz 2024/2025

The Winter Run Graz was created to keep runners fit over the winter months. Competitors can put their form to the test over distances of 5 to 20 kilometres on three different dates.

Team Ceram Austria took part for the first time this year with 14 participants.

The start and finish point is the Grazer Stadtstrand. From here, the route leads over the Puchsteg, along the Murradweg, over Lagergasse and back onto the Murradweg. There is a turnaround at Auer Welsbach Gasse, from here the route follows the Gasrohrsteg, Murfelder Straße and again the Murradweg back to the starting point.

We congratulate our team on their successful participation and look forward to the next two dates on 26 January 2025 and 23 February 2025.

Winter Run Graz – The winter running series in Graz.

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The start and finish point is the Grazer Stadtstrand. From here, the route leads over the Puchsteg, along the Murradweg, over Lagergasse and back onto the Murradweg. There is a turnaround at Auer Welsbach Gasse, from here the route follows the Gasrohrsteg, Murfelder Straße and again the Murradweg back to the starting point.

We congratulate our team on their successful participation and look forward to the next two dates on 26 January 2025 and 23 February 2025.

Winter Run Graz – The winter running series in Graz.

Starting signal for Team Ceram Austria – Winter Run Graz 2024/2025

The Winter Run Graz was created to keep runners fit over the winter months. Competitors can put their form to the test over distances of 5 to 20 kilometres on three different dates.

Team Ceram Austria took part for the first time this year with 14 participants.

The start and finish point is the Grazer Stadtstrand. From here, the route leads over the Puchsteg, along the Murradweg, over Lagergasse and back onto the Murradweg. There is a turnaround at Auer Welsbach Gasse, from here the route follows the Gasrohrsteg, Murfelder Straße and again the Murradweg back to the starting point.

We congratulate our team on their successful participation and look forward to the next two dates on 26 January 2025 and 23 February 2025.

Winter Run Graz – The winter running series in Graz.

Starting signal for Team Ceram Austria – Winter Run Graz 2024/2025

The Winter Run Graz was created to keep runners fit over the winter months. Competitors can put their form to the test over distances of 5 to 20 kilometres on three different dates.

Team Ceram Austria took part for the first time this year with 14 participants.

The start and finish point is the Grazer Stadtstrand. From here, the route leads over the Puchsteg, along the Murradweg, over Lagergasse and back onto the Murradweg. There is a turnaround at Auer Welsbach Gasse, from here the route follows the Gasrohrsteg, Murfelder Straße and again the Murradweg back to the starting point.

We congratulate our team on their successful participation and look forward to the next two dates on 26 January 2025 and 23 February 2025.

Winter Run Graz – The winter running series in Graz.

Complexity – volatility – ambiguity and the future of the capital market.

CEO of PwC Austria Rudolf Krickl invites top managers from industry and the financial sector to a discussion. The focus was on future trends and challenges on the capital market and the associated changes for potential investors. The focus was on a fact-orientated exchange and the discussion of various perspectives.

Participating guests included Christian Kögl, CEO of CERAM Austria GmbH.

https://www.leadersnet.at/news/74818,investoren-muessen-lernen-mit-volatilitaet-komplexitaet-und.html

Research for a clean future – On the cutting edge!

One of the challenges faced by catalysts is their sensitivity to sulphur compounds during oxidative catalysis. In order to actively address this, a project was developed together with the scientific partners DI Dr Christian Weiß (Chair of Process Engineering for Industrial Environmental Protection at the University of Leoben), Prof Dr Volker Kahlenberg (Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography at the University of Innsbruck) and DI Dr Roland Nilica, Head of Research & Development at Ceram Austria GmbH. Submitted to the Austrian Research Promotion Agency as part of a BRIDGE call for proposals, the funding approval was received in July of the same year.

The 3-year project has a total budget of around €750,000. Novel catalyst materials are being developed, characterised and tested as part of the project.

SulfROX (ffg.at)

https://projekte.ffg.at/projekt/4814710