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Florian Scherl developed an early interest in IT and Artificial Intelligence. He has been studying Informatics at the TUM since 2022 and, at just 18 years old, has founded his own company "FAST AI Movies". Today, the 21-year-old is recruiting his first employees. [read more]

As part of the Day of Physics 2025, the Mathematics, Physics, Informatics, and Chemistry Student Council awarded the "Golden Chalk" for outstanding commitment to teaching. Three of the four awards were given to mathematics lecturers of the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology. [read more]

The Future-IoT Summer School 2025, organized by TUM and IMT Atlantique, focuses on secure smart regions. From August 20–26, participants will engage in expert talks, hands-on projects, and interdisciplinary exchange - all set in an inspiring coastal environment in northern Germany. [read more]

Falling membership numbers, rising costs, and climate targets are forcing church communities to rethink how they use their real estate. Software developed by students at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) supports a more sustainable use of church buildings. [read more]

Advance your studies in artificial intelligence at the Technical University of Munich with the Zuse School ELIZA. The master’s scholarships are aimed at future PhD candidates and students from underrepresented groups who want to advance their careers in AI. [read more]

Gerhard Kramer from the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology has been re-elected by the University Council for a third term as Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation, starting on October 1, 2025. [read more]

The new TUM Trust Center enables legally compliant digital seals and signatures. Developed at the Chair of Professor Georg Carle, it is now available to all staff and students. [read more]

Groundbreaking for the Center for Digital Medicine and Health: A new research hub is being built on the campus of TUM's University Hospital, bringing together medicine, AI, and data science under one roof – paving the way for future-oriented healthcare. [read more]

As part of her doctoral research, Dr. H. Ceren Ates, postdoctoral researcher in the group of Prof. Can Dincer, developed and tested a biosensor that can measure antibiotic concentrations. For her dissertation she was honored with the 2025 Bertha Benz Prize and the 2025 Gips-Schüle Young Talent Award. [read more]

Researchers of the Technical University of Munich have developed a quality seal for robotics: A new evaluation scheme makes the sensitivity of robots measurable and creates, for the first time, a basis for comparing industrial robots, mobile systems, humanoid robots, and robotic hands. [read more]

Professor Reinhard Heckel from TUM and the Munich Center for Machine Learning uses deep learning to improve imaging of the moving heart. His methods reconstruct clear, high-resolution images from limited or noisy data, enabling more accurate diagnoses and outperforming traditional techniques. [read more]

The Oxford Internet Institute is a partner in the Joint Global AI Research Hub at the TUM Campus Heilbronn. At the Oxford Summer Meeting, researchers, including three professors from the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology, met to discuss secure and trustworthy AI models. [read more]