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TUM Ambassadors: Five outstanding scientists honored

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Every year, TUM honors international scientists with the title of TUM Ambassador - an award for outstanding scientific commitment and close cooperation with TUM. In 2024, three of the honorees are from the USA: Prof. Iris Tommelein from the University of California, Berkeley, Prof. Noelle Selin from MIT, and Prof. Henrik Selin from Boston University. Also honored were Prof. Gustavo Henrique Goldman from the Universidade de São Paulo in Brazil and Prof. Ron M.A. Heeren from Maastricht University in the Netherlands.
TUM Ambassadors 2024
The TUM Ambassadors 2024 at their award ceremony together with TUM Vice President Prof. Dr. Juliane Winkelmann (left) and TUM President Prof. Dr. Thomas Hofmann (right): from left Prof. Gustavo Henrique Goldman, Prof. Ron M.A. Heeren, Prof. Noelle Selin, Prof. Henrik Selin, Prof. Iris Tommelein. Image: Astrid Eckert / TUM

Since 2013, TUM has been awarding the title of TUM Ambassador to outstanding international scientists who have made significant contributions to the university. 

These individuals enrich TUM through their presence on campus, research collaborations, and exceptional engagement that goes beyond typical cooperation. 

This award not only honors their achievements but also emphasizes the importance of international collaboration for TUM.

More about the TUM Ambassadors 2024 

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