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Groundbreaking research, innovative start-up ideas and exciting news about studying, teaching and campus life - read our new TUM Magazine every six months as a print edition and at any time online.

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Two issues of the new magazine of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) on a wooden table, with coffee crockery next to it Undine Ziller / TUM
Mentoring kick-off of the Agnes-Mackensen-Program.
6/3/2025
Reading time: 3 Min.

Agnes-Mackensen-Program

Promoting first-generation students

The Agnes-Mackensen-Program aims to promote equal opportunities and to strengthen talent. It is designed for FINTA* students who are the first in their family to attend college. Anna Lena Salfer is one of them. The master's student is currently conducting research in Singapore.

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TUM Magazine Studies Community
3/18/2025
Reading time: 6 Min.

TUM in Singapore

Microalgae for the megacity

TUM’s research and teaching is contributing to a sustainable future for the city state of Singapore. A visit on site.

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TUM Magazine Studies Research
Stefania Centrone is a professor of Philosophy of Science at TUM
1/29/2025
Reading time: 3 Min.

Media training for researchers

“Communication is an essential part of our work”

With programs at the TUM Institute for LifeLong Learning, our university supports its researchers in communicating the role of science in society. We asked three participants of a media training to sum up their experience.

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TUM Magazine Teaching Public Engagement
1/7/2025
Reading time: 3 Min.

Educational technologies

Learning better with artificial intelligence

Elementary school students experience lessons with robots and AI tools at the TUM Center for Educational Technologies.

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TUM Magazine Artificial Intelligence Public Engagement
Johanna Eichhorn und Ian Sharp vor einer Wand mit orangefarbenen Scheiben
12/16/2024
Reading time: 7 Min.

E-conversion Cluster of Excellence

Mission: a human-made leaf

Researchers at the e-conversion Cluster of Excellence are studying ways of improving the efficiency and sustainability of energy conversion. Their work is inspired by the principle of photosynthesis.

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TUM Magazine Research Energy
English and german versions of the new magazine.
12/16/2024

New TUM Magazine published

Join TUM as we turn a new page

Groundbreaking research, innovative start-up ideas, inspiring alumni, exciting news from teaching, studying, and campus life – this is what our new TUM Magazine offers you.

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TUM Magazine Campus news Community
12/12/2024
Reading time: 7 Min.

TUM Venture Lab Food / Agro / Biotech

Breeding ground for biotech start-ups

The TUM Venture Labs are an important element of our university’s outstanding start-up ecosystem. We paid a visit to the Venture Lab Food / Agro / Biotech in Weihenstephan.

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TUM Magazine Entrepreneurship
11/28/2024
Reading time: 2 Min.

NewIn: Anne Rademacher

Sustainability requires social equity

In this episode of "NewIn", we get to know Anne Rademacher. At the newly created Chair of Sustainable Urban Environments, she researches the interactions between socio-cultural dynamics and sustainable urban development.

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TUM Magazine Teaching Studies Research Sustainability Community
Laura Drexler (left) and Benjamin Wittmann from the Impetus student team are developing a sailing boat that is as sustainable as possible.
11/4/2024
Reading time: 5 Min.

Student club Impetus

With the wind at their backs

Lightweight, fast and built as sustainable as possible: This is the profile of a racing sailboat designed and built by a group of TUM students. Their objective: Winning a university sailing cup in the Adriatic Sea off the Italian coast.

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TUM Magazine Studies Campus news Sustainability Mobility
5/27/2024
Reading time: 6 Min.

What mucins can do in medicine

Multi-purpose mucus

They are in our eyes, on our tongues, and in our stomachs: Protective layers of mucus, a slime consisting primarily of mucins. These are molecules which bind water to form a natural lubricant. Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) use them to develop coatings for contact lenses and intubation tubes, healing plasters for use on the tongue and intestines, and much more.

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TUM Magazine Research
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