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Barbara Reiner is a TUMJA alumna of #class2013. Together with her project team WachsTUM, she wanted to strengthen students' identification with TUM through various offerings. Among other things, the team realized the second TUM Campus Run in 2014. Barbara has been working for more than ten years at TUM's Department of Sports and Health Sciences, Chair of Preventive Pediatrics. She is also involved… [read more]

The Taskforce Event is excited to invite to the TUMJA Sommerfest! [read more]

Figure out your way to get rid of "bad habits" and build "healthy habits" at the same time. Now Team Healthy Habits has completed the first milestone, launching their Insta account. [read more]

Team TUMANYwords has developed its preliminary research plan and will start with a series of pre-tests this summer. The tests will reveal what needs to be changed language- and structure-wise in TUM's websites informing about the application process. [read more]

Our team is excited about the progress we are making on the app interface, and now our current focus is defining the challenge mechanism to promote healthy habits. We aim for a game-changing experience by sharing pictures with friends. [read more]

Greetings from Team Somnoactive! Healthy sleep is crucial for well-being. A routine to improve it is therefore being developed by us. Next up is the research study. As we got good feedback, we are now thinking about how to improve it. [read more]

Our project ERIK*A aims to address the discrepancy between sex education and its curriculum in Bavarian schools. The aim is to have sex education holistic and to include biological, historical, social, and artistic aspects. An open approach to sexuality is essential for a comprehensive education of young people. Schools are currently not fulfilling their social responsibility, which puts young… [read more]

We are studying the relationship between climatic factors, human activities, and the incidence of Lyme disease. We aim to generate a predictive model for the incidence of Lyme that can potentially serve to improve the response of medical services. [read more]