Tsinghua-TUM Talks on Intelligent Cities: Impulses for innovation and collaboration

A city is a dynamic and complicated system with multiple stakeholders. To cope with continuous climate change, reduce carbon dioxide emissions, reduce material and energy consumption, and achieve the goal of sustainable development, we need to implement precise planning and flexible resource allocation for urban development. The Tsinghua-TUM Talks on Intelligent Cities brought together eight leading experts from TUM and Tsinghua to explore the challenges and opportunities in building future smart cities.

"The concept of Intelligent Cities as a beacon of innovation and efficiency"

"In an era marked by rapid urbanization and technological advancement, the concept of Intelligent Cities has emerged as a beacon of innovation and efficiency", stated TUM Senior Vice President Prof. Juliane Winkelmann. "In this sense, we look forward to sharing our experiences with our partners at Tsinghua University and look forward to many more occasions like today's Talks that promote both individual and inter-institutional learning."

Prof. Wang Hongwei, Vice President of Tsinghua University, added: "The participation of eight scholars, representing the collective brilliance of Tsinghua and TUM, is a testament to the depth and breadth of our joint efforts. Together, we bring a wealth of knowledge, diverse perspectives, and innovative approaches to tackle the challenges of the future. 

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