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Kirlin Mensah, a student at the TUM Campus Heilbronn, was awarded the Germany Scholarship 2025/26. In addition to her academic achievements, her social engagement in Ghana played a key role in the selection. [read more]

Experience technology up close: At the first GirlsLAB@TUM, female students from grades 9 to 11 discover their STEM talents. Through creative, hands-on teamwork, they gain new insights into university life, research, and potential career paths. [read more]

International, emotional, unforgettable: 97 graduates, including 30 CIT graduates, celebrated their graduation at the TUM Campus Heilbronn. A day when stories, cultures, and great pride came together. [read more]

A student team from the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology achieved first place at the international iCANX competition in Hong Kong – with an innovative pair of glasses that support people with hearing impairments through real-time transcription and visual cues in everyday life. [read more]

Former TUM mathematics student Marta Piperno has been awarded the Master’s Thesis Prize of the German Operations Research Society (GOR). In her thesis, she deals with the development and analysis of algorithms for complex online scheduling problems. [read more]

How visible is the invisible? From February 7 to 22, the interactive poster exhibition "Wi-Fi – Seeing Without a Camera" invites visitors to the Science Communication Lab at the Deutsches Museum to discover that modern Wi-Fi technology can do far more than transmit data for work, leisure, or school. [read more]

The Technical University of Munich ranks among the world’s best universities according to the latest subject rankings by Times Higher Education: in computer science, natural sciences and engineering, it achieves top-20 positions worldwide and repeatedly ranks No. 1 in Germany. [read more]

The Technical University of Munich and the Technical University of Dresden are advancing 6G: In the transfer hub “6G-life²,” researchers are developing technologies for the next generation of mobile communications, with a commercial launch planned for 2030. [read more]

A new method developed by the Technical University of Munich speeds up the diagnosis of urinary tract infections: antibiotic resistance is detected directly from urine. Testing is up to 24 hours faster than before and forms the basis for future at-home rapid tests. [read more]

To make autonomous vehicles as safe, affordable and competitive as possible, researchers from the Chair of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Real-Time Systems have developed a centralized architecture for the software-controlled vehicle of the future with partners from the automotive industry. [read more]

Professor Berna Özkale Edelmann and her team at the Microrobotic Bioengineering Lab have succeeded in using nanorobots to stimulate stem cells with such precision that they are reliably transformed into bone cells. The new method offers opportunities for faster treatments in the future. [read more]