Events

In Sep­tem­ber, the par­tici­pants of the Elite Graduate Pro­gram will spend a week in South Tyrol deal­ing with the topic of cli­mate and envi­ron­men­tal phys­ics. In addi­tion to lec­tures by ex­perts in the field. There will also be nu­mer­ous tasks to com­plete in small groups.

Partici­pa­tion: Stu­dents of the Elite Grad­uate Pro­gram "Physics Ad­vanced with inte­grated grad­uate pro­gram"

Par­tici­pants re­ceive basic in­for­mation on how to pre­pare for an up­com­ing appli­cation pro­cess as well as useful tips for a suc­cess­ful job inter­view. They then attend a sup­ple­men­tary course or choose in­dividual coun­seling, de­pend­ing on their needs.

Partici­pa­tion: Stu­dents of the Elite Grad­uate Pro­gram "Advanced Materials and Processes"

The open­ing con­fer­ence of the Inter­na­tional Doc­torate Pro­gram "Re­think­ing Envi­ron­ment", enti­tled "Am­biva­lences of Eco­logi­cal Transfor­mation. Per­spec­tives from the Envi­ron­men­tal Hu­mani­ties" will take place from June 24 to June 26. For more in­for­mation and a "call for pa­pers", please see the link be­low.

https://rethinking-environment-idk.de/magazine/international-conference-ambivalences-of-ecological-transformation/|more information

From idea to prod­uct: Dr An­dreas Hoff, Sen­ior Vice Presi­dent Pro­cess Tech­nolo­gy at Evo­nik, offers stu­dents an intro­duc­tion to busi­ness de­velopment and prod­uct engi­neer­ing.

Partici­pa­tion: Stu­dents of the Elite Grad­uate Pro­gram "Advanced Materials and Processes"

In addi­tion to the online for­mat last au­tumn, our stu­dents now finally have the op­por­tunity to in­form the inter­ested public about excit­ing im­muno­logi­cal topics such as vac­cina­tion, aller­gy and im­muno­thera­py on site.

Partici­pa­tion: Pub­lic, after pur­chas­ing a ticket through the portal of the organ­izer

The Neu­roen­gi­neer­ing Sym­posi­um is a sci­en­tific event at TUM, invit­ing re­searchers and stu­dents inter­ested in neu­roen­gi­neer­ing to meet and to dis­cuss recent de­velopments with asso­ciated facul­ty and stu­dents of the Elite Grad­uate Pro­gram "Neu­roen­gi­neer­ing".

Partici­pa­tion: Pub­lic

Prof. An­toine Glo­ria (Sor­bonne Uni­versi­té) offers an online semi­nar on "A tour of quan­tita­tive sto­chas­tic ho­mogeniza­tion" from 2nd May to 18th July. The event aims at all inter­ested mas­ter's and doc­toral stu­dents in math­emat­ics.

Participation: Public https://www.ma.tum.de/en/news-events/studies-information/topmath/events/onlineseminar-gloria.html|weiteren Informationen

Ger­man-Czech histo­ry is the sub­ject of two new mu­seums in Mu­nich and Ústí nad La­bem. The bilin­gual lec­ture series gives in­sights into the his­tor­ical re­search. It is framed by stu­dent ex­cur­sions to Mu­nich and Ústí.

Participation: Partly public https://www.osteuropastudien.uni-muenchen.de/aktivitaeten/lv2022/index.html|more information

How does nature man­age to use sun­light alone as an ener­getic drive for all living things on earth? This ques­tion and its di­dactic im­ple­men­tation will be ex­plored in the work­shop using model ex­peri­ments on the "light labor­atory plant".

Participation: Students of the Elite Graduate Program "MINT-Lehramt PLUS"

In this course, stu­dents im­ple­ment nu­meri­cal algo­rithms on clus­ter com­puters using C/C++. The focus of Workshop 2022 is on paral­lel pro­gramming with MPI. The result­ing effi­ciency will be ob­served us­ing nu­meri­cal prob­lems.

Participation: Students of the Elite Graduate Program "Scientific Computing"