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The team Simple Language has decided to apply language-facilitating tools to TUM’s websites informing about the application processes for its study programs. Currently, we are investigating suitable methods as well as potential legal restrictions. [read more]

We are now collecting responses for our survey on waste separation behavior at various TUM campuses. Our research questions are: To what degree is waste separated at different TUM campuses and which measures should be introduced to improve waste separation? Find a link to our survey on our website. [read more]

After successfully testing the effectiveness of our app, which aimes to teach high school students how to recognize fake news, we are currently evaluating the collected data. Further, we are in the process of writing our scientific research report. [read more]

Based on our own experiences with insufficient sex education, we want to map its current state in Bavarian schools with the help of a three part study (research, interviews and survey) and give recommendations for its revision in the form of a handout. [read more]

We want to create a model to predict the demand of a drug, based on the correlation between climate and incidence of the disease. We are in contact with pharmacies and experts of tropical medicine to find a relevant disease to focus our model on. [read more]

TUM: Junge Akademie hosts the first Academy Talk in 2023 on March 15, this round with Chief Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, President of the Conference of European Rabbis, and Prof. Dr. Astrid Séville, interim professor of political theory and philosophy at TUM, as guest. [read more]

In February, the Flower Power Festival starts all over Munich. In line with the motto "Natur feiern in der Stadt", TUMJA, representing TUM, also offers a participatory program around flowering. One highlight is the second TUMJA writing workshop "Stilblüten". [read more]

In November 2022, 36 scholarship holders started as #class23. They formed five research teams under the call "Less is More? Empowering individuals to focus on the essentials". [read more]