(IN BRIEF) A study by the Technical University of Munich and Harvard Medical School has shown that obesity drugs semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro) reduce the risk of hospitalization or death in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection … Read the full press release
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Tagged cardiovascular disease, Diabetes, German Heart Center, Harvard Medical School, Health Data Utilization Act, heart failure, heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, Heribert Schunkert, HFpEF, hospitalization, JAMA, mortality reduction, Mounjaro, Nils Krüger, obesity drugs, Ozempic, partnership, Semaglutide, Technical University of Munich, tirzepatide, TUM, Wegovy
(IN BRIEF) Kapsch TrafficCom has earned OmniAir Certification for its RIS-9360 Cellular-Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) Roadside Unit, confirming compliance with stringent LTE-V2X performance and interoperability standards. The certification strengthens trust among agencies deploying connected vehicle infrastructure and validates the RIS-9360 as a … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Business, Environment, Financial, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Marketing, News, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged C-V2X, Connected Vehicles, digital mobility, emergency vehicle preemption, intelligent transportation systems, ITS, Kapsch TrafficCom, KTCG, Lauri Brady, Map, OmniAir Certification, partnership, RIS-9360, roadside unit, SPaT, sustainability, TAM, tolling, traffic management, TUM, V2X, Vienna Stock Exchange
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed the first global, weekly indicator for plant health using a hybrid intelligence approach that combines physical models and artificial intelligence. The system relies on satellite data from Sentinel-3 … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, Marketing, News, Science, Technology
Tagged Adam Schreiner-McGraw, Anirudh Belwalkar, biomass production, canopy chlorophyll content, CCC, climate adaptation, Dong Li, global agriculture, Gregory Duveiller, Holly Croft, hybrid intelligence, Kang Yu, photosynthesis, plant health monitoring, Precision Agriculture, Remote Sensing of Environment, Sentinel-3 OLCI, Tao Cheng, Technical University of Munich, TUM, Weixing Cao, Yan Zhu
(IN BRIEF) TUM student teams have taken first and second place at the EuroTeQaThon 2025 in Eindhoven for innovative projects addressing global and local challenges. First-place winners BioThermoBox designed a banana-fiber mobile cooler to help Ugandan farmers reduce crop spoilage, … Read the full press release
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Tagged agricultural technology, Awards, banana fiber cooler, biochar, BioThermoBox, BRIQ, carboniser, climate protection, Eindhoven, EuroTeQ Collider, EuroTeQaThon 2025, intercultural collaboration, leadership, Mobility for Offliners, senior citizen mobility, student innovation, sustainable agriculture, Technical University of Munich, Tukule Foundation, TUM, Uganda, UN Sustainable Development Goals
(IN BRIEF) An extensive review of over 90 early childhood education policy documents from 53 countries, the EU, and the OECD reveals a global bias toward cognitive skills—like language and problem‑solving—while systematically underemphasizing social (“citizenship”) skills and the influence of … Read the full press release
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Tagged Autonomous University of Barcelona, citizenship skills, cognitive development, early childhood education, educational policy, educational success, EU, Global study, meritocracy, OECD, parental background, PLOS ONE, policy guidelines, preschool curricula, Samuel Greiff, social cohesion, social skills, socio‑economic factors, TUM, University of Luxembourg
(IN BRIEF) TUM researchers estimate that lightning kills about 320 million trees each year—damage that has been difficult to detect and previously underestimated. By augmenting the LPJ-GUESS global vegetation model with observational data and global lightning patterns, the team quantified … Read the full press release
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Tagged Andreas Krause, biomass decay, biomass loss, Boreal Forests, carbon storage, climate models, disturbance ecology, forest structure, Global Change Biology 2025, global vegetation model, increasing lightning frequency, Konstantin Gregor, land surface–atmosphere interactions, lightning-induced tree mortality, LPJ-GUESS, sustainability, Technical University of Munich, temperate forests, tropical forests, TUM, TUM School of Life Sciences, wildfire emissions, wildfires living plants
IN BRIEF) TUM will launch the Center for Structural and Functional Connectomics (CSFC) on its Garching campus—a €69 million initiative approved by the GWK—to comprehensively map neural networks and accelerate research into multiple sclerosis, neuro-oncology, and developmental neurological disorders. Spanning … Read the full press release
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Tagged AI-supported imaging, Center for Structural and Functional Connectomics, computational modeling, connectomics, CSFC, developmental neurological disorders, DZNE, DZPG, electron microscopy, Garching campus, GWK funding, Helmholtz Munich, light microscopy, Max Planck Society, microscopy, multiple sclerosis, Munich Institute of Biomedical Engineering, neuro-oncology, neuronal connections, Prof. Franz Pfeiffer, Prof. Julijana Gjorgjieva, Prof. Thomas Misgeld, SyNergy Cluster of Excellence, TUM, X-ray microscopy, €69 million
(IN BRIEF) CitySoundscapes, led by TUM and LMU Munich with multiple partners, has launched guided soundwalks in three Munich neighborhoods. Participants traverse 1.5 km routes, recording their reactions to diverse urban sounds—positive, neutral, or negative—via questionnaires or an app. Data … Read the full press release
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Tagged Au, biodiversity, Biotopia Lab, BUND Naturschutz, CitySoundscapes, cortisol sampling, FEdA initiative, Federal Ministry of Researc, Green City e.V., Harlaching, Leonie Schulz, LMU Munich, mental health, Michaela Coenen, Neuperlach, partnership, Public participation, soundwalks, Technical University of Munich, TU Berlin, TUM, urban soundscape
(IN BRIEF) A study led by TUM and supported by the University of Oxford has revealed that producing green hydrogen in Africa for export to Europe is much more expensive than previously assumed. Only a small fraction of potential production … Read the full press release
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Tagged Africa, climate-compatible growth, Emissions Reduction, Europe, financing costs, GREEN HYDROGEN, green transition, hydrogen production, off-take agreements, partnership, policy intervention, price guarantees, renewable energy, sustainability, sustainable development, TUM, University of Oxford
(IN BRIEF) NutriSen, a TUM spin-off, is revolutionizing agriculture with its smart fertilization technology, which provides precise and data-driven fertilizer recommendations. By combining plant data with satellite imagery, the technology helps farmers reduce fertilizer use by up to 20%, benefiting … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged & innovation in agriculture, agricultural technology, biosensor strips, environmental protection, European Copernicus, EXIST research transfer program, field trials, nitrate measurement, nitrogen reduction, NutriSen, plant measurement, Precision Agriculture, satellite data, smart fertilization, start-up, sustainability, sustainable agriculture, sustainable farming, TUM, Unternehmertum, Xplore
(IN BRIEF) A team at the Technical University of Munich has uncovered a potential new explanation for sex-based differences in age-related diseases. Their study found that as female mice age, genes on the silenced second X chromosome become active again. … Read the full press release
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Tagged ACE2, age-related diseases, aging, Barr body, cardiovascular disease, Daniel Andergassen, dementia, epigenetics, Nature Aging, neurodegenerative disorders, Parkinson's, Sarah Hoelzl, sex differences, sex-based health differences, Technical University of Munich, TLR8, TUM, X chromosome
(IN BRIEF) The Technical University of Munich has developed a revolutionary AI chip, the AI Pro, designed by Prof. Hussam Amrouch. Unlike traditional AI chips, the AI Pro performs computations locally, eliminating the need for cloud servers or internet connections, … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged AI chip, AI energy efficiency, AI Pro, AI processor, cloud-free AI, customized solutions, data security, energy-efficient AI, health tracking, Hussam Amrouch, hyperdimensional computing, local processing, Machine Learning, neuromorphic computing, semiconductor technology, smartwatches, Technical University of Munich, TUM
(IN BRIEF) The district of Traunstein is launching a new telemedicine project, led by the Technical University of Munich (TUM), to improve healthcare for elderly nursing home residents. The project uses a specially developed telemedicine kit that allows nursing staff … Read the full press release
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Tagged Center for Telemedicine Bad Kissingen, Chiemgau Stift Inzell, district of Traunstein, Dr. Franziska Hahn, elder care, Healthcare Innovation, Kliniken Südostbayern AG, Kreisaltenheim Palling, Maximilian Leitner, nursing homes, remote consultations, Sebastian Bähr, SenVital Ruhpolding, Technical University of Munich, telemedical kit, telemedicine, telemedicine project, Traunstein, TUM, TUM University Hospital, ZTM
(IN BRIEF) The “Mein Baum” citizen science project, launched by BUND Naturschutz in collaboration with TUM and HSWT, encourages citizens to document urban trees using a smartphone app. The collected data will support climate adaptation strategies by enhancing understanding of … Read the full press release
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Tagged biodiversity, BUND Naturschutz, citizen science, climate adaptation, climate change, ecological research, green spaces, HSWT, Mein Baum, partnership, smartphone app, Stephan Pauleit, sustainability, sustainable urban planning, Thomas Rötzer, TUM, urban ecology, urban trees
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at TUM and artists from the Academy of Fine Arts Munich are teaming up with Haus der Kunst for a four-year project that explores dark matter and neutrinos through artistic collaboration. Supported by the DFG and TUM’s … Read the full press release
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Tagged AdBK, Akademie der Bildenden Künste München, Armin Linke, art and physics, Astrophysics, CERN, cosmic particles, cultural discourse, dark matter, DFG, Elisa Resconi, ESO, experimental physics, full moon sound art, German Research Foundation, Gran Sasso, Haus der Kunst, interdisciplinary research, Jol Thoms, knowledge production, Munich exhibitions, neutrinos, P-ONE, Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment, partnership, Radio Amnion, science and art collaboration, science communication, SFB 1258, Technical University of Munich, TUM, visual culture
(IN BRIEF) A team at the Technical University of Munich has developed synthetic macrocyclic peptides that inhibit harmful protein aggregation linked to Parkinson’s disease. The peptides also block the interactions between proteins involved in Alzheimer’s and type 2 diabetes, which … Read the full press release
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Tagged Alzheimer’s disease, amyloid plaques, Aphrodite Kapurniotu, biomedicine research, cross-seeding inhibition, DFG, EPFL, German Research Foundation, Helmholtz Center Munich, LMU University Hospital, macrocyclic peptides, metabolic disorders, multifunctional drugs, neurodegenerative diseases, Parkinson's disease, peptide biochemistry, protein aggregation, SFB 1035, synthetic peptides, Technical University of Munich, TUM, type 2 diabetes
(IN BRIEF) The KATRIN experiment at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology has set a new upper limit for the mass of neutrinos at 0.45 eV/c², a record-breaking achievement that refines our understanding of these elusive particles. Neutrinos, which scarcely interact … Read the full press release
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Tagged 0.45 eV/c², artificial intelligence, beta decay, Cosmology, data analysis, experimental physics, German universities of excellence, Global Collaboration, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Kathrin Valerius, KATRIN, KIT, model‑independent, MPIK, neutrino mass, neutrino research, particle physics, Science journal, spectrometer, sterile neutrinos, Susanne Mertens, TRISTAN detector, tritium, TUM, upper limit
(IN BRIEF) The gAIn project unites researchers from LMU Munich, TUM, and TUD Dresden University of Technology to confront the current challenges in artificial intelligence, particularly its high energy consumption, susceptibility to errors, and compliance issues with regulatory frameworks. With … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged artificial intelligence, biological computing, digital independence, energy efficiency, EU Artificial Intelligence Act, European AI solution, funding, gAIn, LMU Munich, Markus Blume, neuromorphic chips, Next Generation AI Computing, partnership, Professor Gitta Kutyniok, quantum computing, reliable AI, resource efficiency, Sebastian Gemkow, six million euros, technological sovereignty, three-year project, TUD Dresden University of Technology, TUM
(IN BRIEF) The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has launched an innovative laboratory designed to make renewable energy systems and energy consumption tangible for schoolchildren. In a simulated household setting complete with common appliances such as lamps and washing machines, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged DBU, energy costs, energy efficiency, energy transition, German Federal Environmental Foundation, Hands-On Learning, household appliances, kilowatt-hour, mobile workshops, photovoltaic modules, Professor Thomas Hamacher, real-time energy consumption, renewable energies, renewable technology education, schoolchildren, sustainable energy systems, Technical University of Munich, TUM
(IN BRIEF) A team from the Technical University of Munich (TUM), working with CERN’s AEgIS collaboration, has developed an innovative detector using repurposed smartphone camera sensors to track antiproton annihilations in real time with a resolution of about 0.6 micrometres—a … Read the full press release
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Tagged 0.6 micrometres resolution, 3840 megapixels, AEgIS collaboration, antihydrogen, antimatter research, antiproton annihilation, CERN, Francesco Guatieri, FRM II, high-resolution tracking, Markus Münster, Michael Berghold, moiré deflectometer, OPHANIM, Optical Photon and Antimatter Imager, real-time detector, Science Advances, smartphone camera sensors, Technical University of Munich, TUM
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