Wie jedes Jahr sind Sie zur Immatrikulationsfeier geladen. Die "Erstsemesterbegrüßung" ist ein schöner Brauch geworden, mit dem die TUM zeigt, das für sie ihre Studentinnen und Studenten nicht nur Immatrikulationsnummern sind, sondern Partner bei der gemeinsamen Arbeit am "Unternehmen Wissenschaft".

Das Jahr 2020 hat uns allen bislang viel Kraft, Flexibilität und kreatives Handeln abverlangt. Vor allem mit den uns so fremd erscheinenden Maßnahmen zur sozialen Distanzierung. Umso wichtiger finden wir es, Sie in unserer Universitätsgemeinschaft willkommen zu heißen und gedanklich verbunden zu sein. Unsere traditionelle Erstsemesterbegrüßung möchten wir daher nicht ausfallen lassen, dennoch aus gegebenen Anlass anders gestalten. Lassen Sie sich überraschen, was wir für Sie auf die Beine gestellt haben.

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

With the TUM Global Dialogue event series, the TUM Global Network aims to connect the TUM community with cooperation partners and stakeholders from all over the world, facilitate an interactive global dialogue, and make current research topics available to an interested wider public. Hosted by TUM Asia, this panel discussion will focus on how we can leverage innovations and technology to strengthen the resilience of Singapore’s food supply chain and produce food of our own, even in land-scarce Singapore.

With demographic change, an increasing number of people is excluded from driving due to physical or cognitive limitations. While impairments like visual deficits can have a great impact on driving safety and performance, the development of automated vehicles offers the potential of including such non-drivers in road traffic in the future. With an international composition of renowned scientists, this weekly webinar sheds light on manual and automated driving for visually impaired users in front of the background of psychology, ophthalmology, computer science and sociology. Further information on the individual lectures can be found under the connected URL.

The German-French Academy (GFA), established by TUM and Institut Mines-Télécom organizes an online brokerage event on November 16th, 2020 in the frame of the German-French Joint Call for Research Proposals on “Artificial Intelligence” announced by BMBF and the French Ministry for Research and Education (MESRI). The event aims at providing key information on the Call for Proposals, exchanging ideas, connecting researchers in AI and applied AI from TUM and IMT with industry, and leveraging the scientific expertise of its community.

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

With demographic change, an increasing number of people is excluded from driving due to physical or cognitive limitations. While impairments like visual deficits can have a great impact on driving safety and performance, the development of automated vehicles offers the potential of including such non-drivers in road traffic in the future. With an international composition of renowned scientists, this weekly webinar sheds light on manual and automated driving for visually impaired users in front of the background of psychology, ophthalmology, computer science and sociology. Further information on the individual lectures can be found under the connected URL.

Level – Intermediate: A conversation course on current topics at TUM ranging from university structure, sustainable architecture or artificial intelligence. We will read articles, watch videos and discuss TUM related ideas determined by the participants.

With demographic change, an increasing number of people is excluded from driving due to physical or cognitive limitations. While impairments like visual deficits can have a great impact on driving safety and performance, the development of automated vehicles offers the potential of including such non-drivers in road traffic in the future. With an international composition of renowned scientists, this weekly webinar sheds light on manual and automated driving for visually impaired users in front of the background of psychology, ophthalmology, computer science and sociology. Further information on the individual lectures can be found under the connected URL.

Come and join us for this year’s first virtual TUM IdeAward!