TUM–Imperial flagship partnership extended: the success story continues
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TUM and Imperial rank among the best technical universities in the world. The flagship partnership offers optimal conditions for joint projects and the exchange of experience across all areas of the universities.
"The solution to many problems will come from talents who are currently studying and researching at our institutions"
Ideal foundations for continuing the fruitful cooperation to date: The presidents of TUM and Imperial are determined to increasingly expand their collaboration - particularly in key research areas such as medicine and health and zero pollution. TUM President Hofmann explained at the signing ceremony in London: "As leading universities, we are obliged to do our best to save our planet. I am convinced that the solutions to many of the global problems we face will come from the talents that study and research at our institutions.”
Presidents Hofmann and Brady met the participants of the first JADS symposium in London to learn about developments to date. Image: Fergus Burnett
TUM President Hofmann is convinced that many of the current global problems can be solved by the talents at TUM and Imperial College. Image: Fergus Burnett
Chih-Yu Chen from the TUM Chair of Carbon Composites is working with colleagues from Imperial to drive research in the field of medical devices. Image: Fergus Burnett
Dmitrii Usynin is doing his doctorate at TUM and Imperial College London. He is a member of the first cohort of the Joint Academy for Doctoral Studies. Image: Fergus Burnett
Presentation of the JADS project work: President Hofmann at the Imperial-TUM Zero-Pollution Technologies Symposium with TUM doctoral students Antonio Coppola and Jiayue Fan. Image: Fergus Burnett
Alex Ranne, Computing PhD student at Imperial College, explains research work in the JADS project "Non-fluoroscopy-based robotic catheter manipulation and tracking based on machine learning, bioelectrical localization, and robotics". Image: Fergus Burnett
The Technologies Symposium also provided a good opportunity to exchange ideas with partners: Presidents Brady and Hofmann in conversation with Steve Raynes, Head of R&T Business Development and Partnerships at Airbus. Image: Fergus Burnett
The aim of the flagship partnership between TUM and Imperial is to develop new forms of cooperation and offer more opportunities for international exchange. Both institutions plan to intensify research collaboration in selected focus areas through the development of joint structures and support formats. They will also expand opportunities for international collaboration for administrative staff.
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