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| > Bernhard Tittelbach is an tinkerer, maker, open-source advocate and solver of problems. Born in Vienna and interested in technology from a young age on, was originally schooled in humanities and languages. After military service in Austria, he finally went on to study a mix of electrical engineering and computer science at the Technical University of Graz, where he later specialized in satellite communications and cryptography. As part of the student union he he polished his people and organizational skills while as long-term teaching assistant he applied himself to becoming very good at cramping important facts into peoples brain. He cowrote SWEB, an operating system intended for education and is well known for his involvement with Linux, OpenSource and helping out in community projects like Funkfeur, GRML, Linuxtage or the Chaos Communication Congress. In the last 6 years he has worked on embedded systems, as a Consultant and Linux systems engineer, and helped construct a pico-satellite platform, working on the ham-radio part of art project mur.sat. His free time, when not backpacking in other countries, is spent either outside, hunting Tupperware in the woods, or inside practicing martial arts and managing realraum, Graz's local Hackerspace where he likes to give his imagination form or just improve stuff and learn new things. Interessted in synthetic biology as the next big thing early on, he brought the Open Biolab Graz-Austria to realraum and co-founded Briefcase Biotec. | > Bernhard Tittelbach is an tinkerer, maker, open-source advocate and solver of problems. Born in Vienna and interested in technology from a young age on, was originally schooled in humanities and languages. After military service in Austria, he finally went on to study a mix of electrical engineering and computer science at the Technical University of Graz, where he later specialized in satellite communications and cryptography. As part of the student union he he polished his people and organizational skills while as long-term teaching assistant he applied himself to becoming very good at cramping important facts into peoples brain. He cowrote SWEB, an operating system intended for education and is well known for his involvement with Linux, OpenSource and helping out in community projects like Funkfeur, GRML, Linuxtage or the Chaos Communication Congress. In the last 6 years he has worked on embedded systems, as a Consultant and Linux systems engineer, and helped construct a pico-satellite platform, working on the ham-radio part of art project mur.sat. His free time, when not backpacking in other countries, is spent either outside, hunting Tupperware in the woods, or inside practicing martial arts and managing realraum, Graz's local Hackerspace where he likes to give his imagination form or just improve stuff and learn new things. Interessted in synthetic biology as the next big thing early on, he brought the Open Biolab Graz-Austria to realraum and co-founded Briefcase Biotec. | ||
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| - | ## People Involved | ||
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| - | ### Robert Zraunig | ||
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| - | ### Kay Novak | ||
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| - | ### Christian Princic (Logo Artist) | ||
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| - | [Diskussionen zu den Bios](https://www.synbiota.com/projects/437/workspace_pages/12706/discussions/943) | ||
realraum Graz, Brockmanngasse 15, 8010 Graz, realraum - Verein für Technik in Kultur und Gesellschaft