TUM Global News

Semiconductors are at the center of a global technology race and the digital transformation of our world. Global supply is insufficient to meet the rapidly increasing demand. Since 2020, we have been experiencing a shortage of chips, in Europe and… [read more]

The Amazon Rainforest covers an area half the size of the United States of America. It spreads over nine countries, with thousands of rivers running through it, and is home to countless species of animals and plants, only about 20 percent of which… [read more]

At the beginning of the year, the German Center for Research and Innovation (DWIH) opened its sixth branch office worldwide in San Francisco. Due to Corona, the official ceremony had to be postponed. At the end of April, the time had finally come:… [read more]

It's getting warm again, we want to get out more – and May, appropriately enough, has plenty of leisure activities for that: For example, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the yard sales in Munich's diverse neighborhoods, savor vegan as well as meaty… [read more]

The EuroTeQ collider on the topic Leave no waste behind is in full swing. At an online event on May 11, you can learn more about how this challenge can be solved in cooperation between politics, industry, universities, and society and get first… [read more]

From April 17 to 23, the DAAD Beijing Office hosted the German Research Week, which was attended by more than 900 Chinese students and scientists. Representatives from a total of eleven Chinese and German institutions were invited to the virtual… [read more]

On May 9, students and alumni of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the LMU, on behalf of the organization Nepal Talks, cordially invite all interested parties to the info event Building nation through innovation at the main campus of TUM.… [read more]

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST) in Ghana are further expanding their partnership with plans to establish a joint TUM-KNUST Cooperation Center on the Kumasi campus. TUM star… [read more]

Christopher Chvalina is studying sports science at TUM. Right now, he is in South Africa for an internship. He teaches soccer to children and young people from the townships near Cape Town. His journey however began in Mexico. Christopher's stays are… [read more]

As part of a four-part virtual event series in April, the TUM Graduate School, the TUM Global & Alumni Office with the TUM Global liaison offices TUM São Paulo and TUM San Francisco, and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) will provide… [read more]