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The awareness for new work approaches in organizations has also an impact on our educational institutions and their spatial structures. To foster agile, interdisciplinary, and problem-seeking skills among future professionals, there is a need for spaces that are open and adaptable, yet convey the identity and values of the institution and environment. These spaces empower students to explore and engage; they support them in applying knowledge collaboratively and creating responsible solutions. The physical space becomes a guide and motivator, a medium for innovation. With the technological advancements for hybrid realities, for prototyping and testing, we may have now the chance, to turn visions on the future of work from the 1960s into reality. And shape our urban futures. Christos Chantzaras is architect and researcher. He has been working at the interface of organizational development, innovation processes, and physical spaces for over 15 years. After international projects in Europe and Asia, he is researching and teaching at the Technical University of Munich since 2017. He investigates future competencies, new methods of innovation management and the requirements for future of work, for future of education and for sustainable urban spaces. Since 2023, he has been member of the “Community of Practice” for Learning Architectures at the Stifterverbandes für die Deutsche Wissenschaft. In parallel, he has installed together with Tobias Förtsch the TUM Venture Lab for the Built Environment, where he acts as managing director to leverage the innovation potential residing in the research and studies of architecture and civil engineering.

SRM Talks is welcoming this year with their 44th SRMTalk on Jan 18th, with a brand new event, "SRMies Talk Career".

This presentation explores the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the space industry, a trending topic in various industries for years. AI, often accompanied by buzzwords like Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Big data, or Natural Language Processing, is transforming spacecraft operations by analysing spacecraft telemetry data, predicting anomalies, and enabling autonomous operations. While AI offers new horizons, it also faces challenges, including data availability, AI-system verification, reliability, interplay with human decision-making, and in general issues of trust. In this talk, Mrs. Maren Hülsmann, a research associate at the Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications (UniBw M), provides insights into AI’s current status, its ongoing challenges, and future opportunities in the space industry.

Relevante Inhalte, verständliche Sprache und unterhaltsame Präsentation – so bringt TUM@Freising die Wissenschaft in die Stadt. Eine anschließende Diskussion nach jedem Vortrag ist ausdrücklich erwünscht, denn Wissenschaft lebt vom Meinungsaustausch. Weitere Informationen und die Aufzeichnungen früherer Vorträge unter: www.ls.tum.de/ls/presse/tumfreising/ Der Einlass beginnt um 18:30 Uhr und der Eintritt ist frei.

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Zoom Webinar Webinar-ID: 642 0493 1687 Passcode: resilience

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Dear Sustainability people, We are pleased to invite you to our 45th SRM Talk about Sustainability Reporting. When: 29th February 2024, Thursday at 17:00(CET) Where: Lecture Hall 22, Forestry Building, TUM Freising. Two guest speakers (Saskia Gauld and Julian Piroué) from the consulting industry will share their insights on Sustainability Reporting. If you want to participate, please make sure you register for the event by 23:59 (CET) on February 26th, 2024.

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

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Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

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Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

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Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

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Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Virtuelle Informationsveranstaltungen zu Masterstudiengängen an der TUM

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Vor fünf Jahren haben sich mehr als 1,7 Millionen Menschen in Bayern im Volksbegehren „Artenvielfalt & Naturschönheit in Bayern“ für den Schutz der Bienen und der Natur positioniert. Zeigen die daraufhin eingeleiteten Maßnahmen Wirkung? Was sind die Ursachen der Biodiversitätskrise in Bayern und weltweit – und was haben die Pflanzen mit dem Insektensterben und der Verarmung unserer Vogelwelt zu tun? Wie muss sich unsere Landbewirtschaftung ändern? Können wir im städtischen Bereich den Lebensraum für Pflanzen und Tiere bieten, den es in der Agrarlandschaft nicht mehr gibt? Nach mehr als zehn Jahren Forschung zu Wildbienen und Blütenpflanzen in Freising und an anderen Orten in Bayern wird Prof. Schäfer, Leiter der Professur für Biodiversität der Pflanzen, in seinem Vortrag Probleme und Lösungsansätze aufzeigen. Dabei geht es insbesondere darum, wie wir alle unseren Beitrag zum Schutz der Artenvielfalt leisten können.

Virtuelle Informationsveranstaltungen zu Masterstudiengängen an der TUM

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Virtuelle Informationsveranstaltungen zu Masterstudiengängen an der TUM

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Virtuelle Informationsveranstaltungen zu Masterstudiengängen an der TUM

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Virtuelle Informationsveranstaltungen zu Masterstudiengängen an der TUM

Cordial invitation to Think.Make.Start. Demo day batch#18 Please join us for the grand finale of TMS on 22.03.2024 from 2pm till 5 pm at the Entrepreneurship Research Institute Get your free tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/thinkmakestart-demoday-batch18-tickets-728303905587

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Wie kriege ich ein Projekt auf die Reihe? Wie motiviere ich meine Mitstreiter? Welche Rolle spielen Kommunikation und Führung im Team? Und dafür gibt es auch noch 3 ECTS! Die Antworten findest Du nicht in Lehrbüchern, sondern nur in der Praxis: Plane einen Event, unterstütze das Umweltreferat oder zeige Deine Stärke in einem technischen Projekt - nicht nur allein, auch im Team! MentorInnen und Trainer des Kontextlehre WTG unterstützen Euch dabei. Anmeldung über TUMonline! Die Workshops zum Thema Kommunikation und Teamführung und Projektmanagement stehen allen Studierenden der TU München offen. Hole Dir Tipps und Anregungen für Deine Projektarbeit!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

Your creativity is needed! Grab your cameras and set off! What do you see? Use your photos to show what nature and biodiversity mean to you and why they should be valued. The Green Office Weihenstephan invites you to participate in the "Biodiversity through the lens" photo competition! You can submit one photo in each of the following categories: Biodiversity in the city, People and Nature and Macro World Wonders. The photo competition is open to all age groups and both amateur and professional photographers are welcome to submit their entries. Participants under the age of 18 must enclose a declaration of consent from their parents. All photos must be submitted by e-mail to greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de. Please read the requirements for participation before sending out the photos! Good luck!

At the TUM Sustainability Career Day at Straubing campus, we bring students together with companies and offer an opportunity for networking. The focus is on entry-level opportunities and careers in the fields of sustainability, bioeconomy and biotechnology.

Did you know that everyone has a strong impact on “Life below water” and our marine ecosystems, even though we here in Bavaria live so far away from the ocean? Do you want to learn how and why we need to act now for our oceans and marine life? Then join this lecture by Frank Schweikert, Founder and Director of the German Ocean Foundation. He will explain how the daily work of the institutions he is involved in contribute to a meaningful status improvement of the world’s largest ecosystem – the ocean. Although we humans depend on a healthy ocean to survive on planet Earth and the ocean is connected to all our rivers, we nearly know nothing about it. So, let’s dive into this amazing and still unknown ecosystem, allow ourselves to be inspired to change how we think, act, and feel about the ocean, and learn how we, even as students, can sustainably impact the future of “Life below water”. Frank Schweikert is the founder and director of the German Ocean Foundation, President of the German Marine Litter Association, and Vice President of the German Society for Marine Research. He is the founder of Hamburg Climate Week (since 2009) and an associated member of the German branch CLUB OF ROME and ALDEBARAN Marine Research and Broadcast. He was a member of the European Union Assembly Mission Board “Climate Change Adaptation, including Societal Transformation” (2019-2022) and an honorary member of the Rotary Club Passport ECO Planet. He studied Biology with a diploma at the Universities of Stuttgart and Munich.

Countries are not on track to meet the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that comprises 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 targets to be achieved by 2030. Although SDGs aim to shift the world onto a sustainable and resilient path, countries are not yet able to make transformative changes for long-term sustainability that require building social prosperity and foundations within planetary boundaries. Failing to achieve SDGs will negatively affect billions of people and worsen environmental conditions and socio-economic problems. Therefore, BeyondSDG aims to understand the necessary conditions for long-term sustainability, including achieving SDGs, based on the following specific objectives: identify critical targets for prioritizing SDGs; investigate the effects of (under)achieving SDGs on long-term sustainability beyond 2030; and identify sustainability targets for the post-2030 development agenda. For this, BeyondSDG applies a threefold scientific approach that combines statistical analysis of empirical and modelled data, qualitative analysis of literature, and knowledge co-creation with stakeholders, including sectoral experts and policymakers, based on systems thinking. This combination of three approaches is complementary and essential to deal with the complex topic of long-term sustainability.

Research into nature conservation and biodiversity has been conducted at the Weihenstephan Campus for decades. The Green Office aims to raise awareness of these topics not only among fellow students and colleagues, but also among people without specialist knowledge, and to make it clear that scientists, students, initiatives and organizations in Freising are making a positive contribution to nature conservation.

Relevante Inhalte, verständliche Sprache und unterhaltsame Präsentation – so bringt TUM@Freising die Wissenschaft in die Stadt. Eine anschließende Diskussion nach jedem Vortrag ist ausdrücklich erwünscht, denn Wissenschaft lebt vom Meinungsaustausch. Weitere Informationen und die Aufzeichnungen früherer Vorträge unter: www.ls.tum.de/ls/presse/tumfreising/ Der Einlass beginnt um 18:30 Uhr und der Eintritt ist frei.

Research into nature conservation and biodiversity has been conducted at the Weihenstephan Campus for decades. The Green Office aims to raise awareness of these topics not only among fellow students and colleagues, but also among people without specialist knowledge, and to make it clear that scientists, students, initiatives and organizations in Freising are making a positive contribution to nature conservation.

Research into nature conservation and biodiversity has been conducted at the Weihenstephan Campus for decades. The Green Office aims to raise awareness of these topics not only among fellow students and colleagues, but also among people without specialist knowledge, and to make it clear that scientists, students, initiatives and organizations in Freising are making a positive contribution to nature conservation.

Research into nature conservation and biodiversity has been conducted at the Weihenstephan Campus for decades. The Green Office aims to raise awareness of these topics not only among fellow students and colleagues, but also among people without specialist knowledge, and to make it clear that scientists, students, initiatives and organizations in Freising are making a positive contribution to nature conservation.

Research into nature conservation and biodiversity has been conducted at the Weihenstephan Campus for decades. The Green Office aims to raise awareness of these topics not only among fellow students and colleagues, but also among people without specialist knowledge, and to make it clear that scientists, students, initiatives and organizations in Freising are making a positive contribution to nature conservation.

What does it take to use our economy as a lever to shape the sustainable transformation? And why are we still working with paradigms that are outdated? The talk will give an overview of future needs and obstacles on the way. How can we shape our economy to operate within planetary boundaries? And how do we need to shift our way of thinking about things?

What has been achieved in efforts to address climate change in past Conference of the Parties (COPs) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and what can be expected from COP29 in Azerbaijan. Are we making progress? What are the big hurdles that need to be overcome? How might political developments impact on climate change progress? This talk will provide a broad overview of major trends in climate policy.

Women worldwide face significantly more barriers to becoming entrepreneurs or employees compared to men. The latest Women, Business, and the Law report offers a comprehensive picture of the obstacles that women face in entering the global workforce and contributing to greater prosperity – for themselves, their families, and their communities. It expands the scope of its analysis, adding two indicators that can be critical in opening up or restricting women’s options: safety from violence and access to childcare services. When those measures are included, women on average enjoy just 64% of the legal protections that men do – far fewer than the previous estimate of 77%. Women, Business and the Law is a World Bank Group project collecting data on the laws and policy mechanisms that measure the enabling environment for women’s economic opportunity. Women, Business and the Law 2024 introduces a new framework with three pillars – legal frameworks, supportive frameworks, and expert opinions – to measure the differences on access to economic opportunities between men and women in 190 economies. Adopting laws that strengthen women’s rights and opportunities is an essential first step toward inclusive, resilient, stronger societies. Equal treatment of women under the law is associated with more women entering and remaining in the labor force and rising to managerial positions. It generates higher wages for women and facilitates business ownership by women. The analysis reveals a shocking implementation gap. Although laws on the books imply that women enjoy roughly two-thirds the rights of men, countries on average have established less than 40% of the systems needed for full implementation. For example, 98 economies have enacted legislation mandating equal pay for women for work of equal value. Yet only 35 economies – fewer than one out of every five – have adopted pay-transparency measures or enforcement mechanisms to address the pay gap. Even in high-income countries with high scores for treating women equally under the law, the implementation of these laws is lacking.

Im Rahmen der betrieblichen Gesundheitsförderung an der TUM werden an diesem Tag Aktionen rund um die Gesundheitheit angeboten.

Der zweite Nachhaltigkeitstag der TUM findet am Mitwoch 12.06.2024 statt. Weitere Infos gibt es rechtzeitig auf tum.de/nachhaltigkeit

A healthy ocean is essential to global well-being, biodiversity, and includes critical ecosystems underpinning all life on earth. Despite its values, the ocean is under immense pressure from human activities, threatening its ability to support human well-being, with disproportionate impacts on vulnerable communities. The majority of these pressures come from economic activities related to the ocean (“ocean economy”) such as fishing, aquaculture, coastal development, and shipping. Globally the ocean economy is worth over $4t AUD/yr and is expanding at twice the rate of the mainstream economy. At the same time, the gap in funding to protect and manage ocean health is at least $266b AUD/year and growing rapidly. Not only does this put the future of the ocean at risk, it also risks the entire global economy: over two-thirds of all publicly listed companies are at risk due to ocean decline. Investing a sustainable ocean economy (SOE) however can reduce economic losses by $8t AUD by 2037, yield six times more food and create 12 million new jobs by 2030. In a SOE, ocean health and ocean wealth are held in balance, and sufficient and durable finance for the management of ocean health is provided from the SOE. Despite clear evidence that achieving SOE will be better economically, ecologically and socially, market barriers hinder the transition. Key market barriers include inadequate policies, funding, capacities, and pipelines of investable SOE deals. This talk will dive into the global efforts to align capital flows with SDG 14.

Im Rahmen der betrieblichen Gesundheitsförderung an der TUM werden an diesem Tag Aktionen rund um die Gesundheit angeboten.

Im Rahmen der betrieblichen Gesundheitsförderung an der TUM werden an diesem Tag Aktionen rund um die Gesundheit angeboten. Mehr Informationen zum Programm erhalten Sie zeitnah auf der Homepage https://www.hr6.tum.de/hr6/tumgesund/

Join us to delve into the current challenges of growing household electronic waste and learn about the biggest levers to solutions. Get inspired to take action and be a part of the change!

Im Rahmen der betrieblichen Gesundheitsförderung an der TUM werden an diesem Tag Aktionen rund um die Gesundheit angeboten.

SDG 16: Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels.   What does this mean when we talk about crimes, their victims, the perpetrators and incarceration? What about our “habits and traditions” of “punishing the offender” by taking the conflict away from the victim – and partly from “society” – by simply sending people behind the bars of prison? What can we do to restore justice? And what about sustainability, when up to 70% of prisoners relapse into crime within the first five years of their release? What do we do with national conflicts and their consequences that are often and quickly referred to as “peace”, as in Colombia? Let’s explore together the concepts of: Restorative Justice as a new paradigm for the old problem of “stolen conflict”, the challenges of “peace building” and the gap between personal trauma counseling and public restoration, the role of NGOs in failing states and challenged societies as actors for peace, freedom and sustainability, and the opportunities for students to design, create and produce opportunities for change in an “en detail” example: Rethinking ‘Prison and Corrections’: a new generation of greener, more inclusive and sustainable prisons.

Relevante Inhalte, verständliche Sprache und unterhaltsame Präsentation – so bringt TUM@Freising die Wissenschaft in die Stadt. Eine anschließende Diskussion nach jedem Vortrag ist ausdrücklich erwünscht, denn Wissenschaft lebt vom Meinungsaustausch. Weitere Informationen und die Aufzeichnungen früherer Vorträge unter: www.ls.tum.de/ls/presse/tumfreising/ Der Einlass beginnt um 18:30 Uhr und der Eintritt ist frei.

What does activism for sustainable development look like? How do activists navigate ‘sustainable development’ discourses and identities? And what role do online learning networks play in reshaping their practices? Drawing from activist ethnographic research conducted in Latin America, this talk sheds light on how activists strategically navigate discourses and identities related to sustainable development. However, amidst this strategic flexibility, there exists a looming risk: the overshadowing or sidelining of grassroots community engagement. Ecological endeavours are inherently intertwined with political implications, and socio-political arguments are deeply embedded within ecological concerns (Harvey, 2018). The complexities of ecological and socio-political dimensions demand that they be viewed as interconnected and influencing one another in intricate ways. The talk invites us to maintain a critical lens on the discourses surrounding ‘sustainable development’. By interrogating and challenging dominant discourses, activists can continue to strive for sustainable development that genuinely empowers communities and catalyzes meaningful change, not just in Latin America but beyond.

Countless individuals globally endure ongoing conflict and preventable illnesses, particularly impacting the most vulnerable, such as infants and children. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) medicals undertake courageous missions in these regions, striving to save lives and improve healthcare conditions. One of these doctors is Monika Ried. In the lecture, she’ll talk about her experiences in Yemen, Iraq, and Nigeria, where she and her colleagues helped people hurt by war, provided care for Yazidi refugees who suffered under genocide, and fought against diseases like Diphtheria. Let’s hear about how she and the team from MSF are helping in places without stable government, supporting their colleagues in tough situations, saving patients, and trying to find ways to stop poverty and unfairness.

Sie kommen aus dem Ausland, haben Ihre Zulassung erhalten und bereiten sich auf Ihr Studium an der TUM vor? Bei TUM First Steps erhalten Sie jeweils vor Beginn des Sommersemesters und des Wintersemesters alle wichtigen Informationen für einen optimalen Start ins Studium. https://www.tum.de/studium/im-studium/das-studium-beginnen/first-steps

Sie kommen aus dem Ausland, haben Ihre Zulassung erhalten und bereiten sich auf Ihr Studium an der TUM vor? Bei TUM First Steps erhalten Sie jeweils vor Beginn des Sommersemesters und des Wintersemesters alle wichtigen Informationen für einen optimalen Start ins Studium. https://www.tum.de/studium/im-studium/das-studium-beginnen/first-steps

Sie kommen aus dem Ausland, haben Ihre Zulassung erhalten und bereiten sich auf Ihr Studium an der TUM vor? Bei TUM First Steps erhalten Sie jeweils vor Beginn des Sommersemesters und des Wintersemesters alle wichtigen Informationen für einen optimalen Start ins Studium. https://www.tum.de/studium/im-studium/das-studium-beginnen/first-steps

Sie kommen aus dem Ausland, haben Ihre Zulassung erhalten und bereiten sich auf Ihr Studium an der TUM vor? Bei TUM First Steps erhalten Sie jeweils vor Beginn des Sommersemesters und des Wintersemesters alle wichtigen Informationen für einen optimalen Start ins Studium. https://www.tum.de/studium/im-studium/das-studium-beginnen/first-steps

Sie kommen aus dem Ausland, haben Ihre Zulassung erhalten und bereiten sich auf Ihr Studium an der TUM vor? Bei TUM First Steps erhalten Sie jeweils vor Beginn des Sommersemesters und des Wintersemesters alle wichtigen Informationen für einen optimalen Start ins Studium. https://www.tum.de/studium/im-studium/das-studium-beginnen/first-steps

Relevante Inhalte, verständliche Sprache und unterhaltsame Präsentation – so bringt TUM@Freising die Wissenschaft in die Stadt. Eine anschließende Diskussion nach jedem Vortrag ist ausdrücklich erwünscht, denn Wissenschaft lebt vom Meinungsaustausch. Weitere Informationen und die Aufzeichnungen früherer Vorträge unter: www.ls.tum.de/ls/presse/tumfreising/ Der Einlass beginnt um 18:30 Uhr und der Eintritt ist frei.

The Activator is a five-tier program, providing rigorous educational experience to future bioentrepreneurs. Our curriculum consists of bi-weekly workshops and culminates in a pitch event, during which finalists showcase their companies to industry stakeholders. Teams will finish with a polished pitch deck, written business plan, a fundraising and legal strategy, and a network of relevant industry advisors.

AI-enabled technologies have huge potential to enable climate action, from digital twins that model the Earth to algorithms that help us run the future of energy systems and transportation networks. But AI systems, especially the rise of deep learning and large language models, also raise sustainability concerns linked to the natural resources they consume such as electricity and water, and the carbon emissions they produce. All of this begs the question: can AI help save the planet?

Breathing techniques have been a central part of the traditional knowledge of yoga. A time-tested, evidence-based breathing technique, Sudarshan Kriya Yoga (SKY) has also been found by numerous independent studies to be most effective in sustainably enhancing overall wellbeing by increasing mindfulness, the feeling of connection, work efficiency, and the ability to concentrate, while reducing stress and anxiety. In this hands-on workshop, you will get an introduction to the SKY Breath Meditation and have the opportunity to learn a few simple breathing techniques. You will also gain an understanding of the four prongs of sustainable positive mental health and how inner and outer sustainability are connected. To conclude the session there will be a short exchange on the experience, time for questions, and a short survey to gauge student interest in a weekend SKY Breath Meditation workshop.

A hidden reality to us, a daily torture to them: industrial animal agriculture. Out of sight, out of mind trillions of farmed animals suffer around the globe hidden away in stalls, cages or laboratories – for our food. Animal agriculture is one of the leading causes of climate change and the loss of biodiversity. Maybe more so, it’s a real threat to our health as well as to the societal and natural order. With simply granting all animals basic rights, we can establish a harmonious agricultural system worldwide and unfold a just and sustainable future – for all. Want to find out what you can do?

Every year on the last Thursday in November, TUM and UnternehmerTUM host the TUM IDEAward, the annual award ceremony for the ideas competition of the same name, supported by the Zeidler Research Foundation.

What if reefs could speak? What would they say? Who are their friends? The fish, sea turtles, dolphins? And are we humans part of their circle? Or do they secretly blame us for the pollution, warming waters, and relentless noise that push them to the brink? In this talk, the reef becomes a spokesperson for other marine ecosystems and animals in Kenya. Through its eyes, we’ll discover the hidden beauty, loss, and resilience of the delicate web of life beneath the waves — a world we often overlook. But the reef is tired. This is not just a call for conservation; it’s a plea to truly listen. The reef and its ocean neighbors know what they need to survive. All we need to do is pay attention.

Der Standort Weihenstephan mit der ältesten Brauerei der Welt ist seit jeher mit der Thematik Bier und Getränke eng verbunden. Dabei wäre Wasser genaugenommen die einzige essenzielle Flüssigkeit, die der Mensch trinken muss. Sind Getränkeentwicklungen daher reiner Luxus? Vor welchen Herausforderungen steht die Getränkebranche? Welche Produkte entsprechen unserem Zeitgeist und welche neuartigen Konzepte sind zu erwarten? Über diese und weitere Fragen spricht Prof. Martina Gastl, Leiterin des Forschungszentrums Weihenstephan für Brau- und Lebensmittelqualität, bei ihrem Vortrag in der Reihe TUM@Freising am Dienstag, 10. Dezember 2024 im Lindenkeller in Freising.

The lecture is going to focus on mining waste, specifically tailings, including their definition, generation, properties, and management challenges. It will introduce the circular economy concept in tailings management, discussing legislation, recycling, and case studies of successful initiatives. The session will emphasize the importance of reusing materials to reduce environmental impacts and outlines future steps for integrating circular practices in mining, highlighting academia’s role in fostering innovation and research for sustainable mining practices.

Archaeological artefacts that have been hidden deep within the ice of the Norwegian mountains for the past 7000 years have been melting out. The rapid change in the glaciers and ice patches of Norway in the past 20 years have given archaeologist a unique opportunity to study a new context and landscape. We established the Glacial archaeology program to rescue this knowledge. It is known to the public as Secrets of the Ice. The key themes of our work that will be presented are: Unprecedented Preservation: The cold conditions in ice can perfectly preserve organic materials, providing invaluable insights into past technology and human activity. Climate change: As ice melt due to climate change, new sites are uncovered, prompting both excitement and concern about what we might lose in the future. Interdisciplinary Approach: The field combines archaeology, biology, and climate sciences, showcasing how diverse expertise can contribute to understanding our history. Public dissemination: The rapidly disappearing ice and recovery of lost artefacts is a tangible story to inform the public about how the changing climate really is different now than in the past thousands of years. Overall, our work underscores the urgency of studying these sites before they vanish, while also reflecting on our relationship with the environment and the impact of climate change.