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The TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology is always on the look-out for highly qualified and motivated staff. TUM’s success in research and teaching is built on the caliber of its people. Apply now!

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Large Scale Dynamics Conference: Quantum, Classical & Stochastic

From October 26 to 29, 2026, the Large Scale Dynamics Conference will bring together experts in quantum, classical and stochastic dynamics. Look forward to exciting plenary talks and poster presentations at the TUM Institute of Advanced Study on the Garching Research Campus.

Research, Awards |

Best Student Paper Award at EuroHaptics 2026

A new model for vibrotactile signals: Lars Nockenberg of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and his co-authors received the Best Student Paper Award at the EuroHaptics Conference 2026 for their paper “Towards a Vibrotactile Perceptual Model Accounting for Spatial Masking.”

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Lukas Burgholzer Receives Bavaria's 2026 Hightech Young Talent Award

The Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts has awarded the 2026 Hightech Young Talent Award to Lukas Burgholzer, a postdoctoral researcher at the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology, for his groundbreaking contributions to software development for quantum computers.

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EURO Award for Martin Bichler and Team

At the 24th Conference of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies (IFORS 2026) from July 12 to 17 in Vienna, Martin Bichler accepted the award on behalf of his team of authors. The paper won in the “Innovative Applications of Operational Research” category.

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Welcome, Professor Marie Düker

Why mathematical research requires creativity, what role AI might play in future teaching and what she is particularly looking forward to in Munich: Marie Düker, the new professor of Statistics and Data Science at TUM, discusses these topics and more in our “New@CIT” series.

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