TUM São Paulo was established in February 2012 as the liaison office for Latin America. Photo: iStock.com / cifotart
TUM São Paulo offers a special advisory and information service for interested PhD students and postdocs. Photo: TUM
The liaison office is located in the German Center for Research and Innovation in São Paulo. In the middle: TUM São Paulo liaison officer Sören Metz. Photo: Metz / TUM
The office coordinates the organizational processes for cooperations, as here at the signing of the contract for the trilateral Global Bioeconomy Alliance with the Brazilian partner UNESP and the Australian UQ. Photo: Uli Benz / TUM
TUM São Paulo – the liaison office for Latin America
TUM São Paulo's activities build on many years of collaboration with renowned institutions in the region. The focus of the liaison office lies on expanding strategic collaborations with universities, research institutes and industrial partners and tapping into the enormous potential that the continent holds in terms of research and teaching as well as in the start-up sector. Since 2012, the office has been supporting TUM in recruiting young scientists in Latin America and promoting scientific exchange with Latin America.
News and Insights from the TUM São Paulo liaison office
The Future of Food was the theme of the Global Dialogue event organized by TUM São Paulo, which rounded off the TUM Global Dialogue Series 2021 on…
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Corona has made the topic of digitization in teaching more topical than ever. When, if not now, can the expansion of virtual teaching formats be…
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At the start of the winter semester, the TUM liaison office in São Paulo organized a webinar on artificial intelligence and human rights in Latin…
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Hydrogen is a hot topic as an alternative source of propulsion. When it is produced from renewable energy sources, we speak of green hydrogen. Latin…
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For the second time this year, the TUM liaison office in São Paulo hosted a webinar focused on innovation and entrepreneurship. The workshop was also…
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