Mindshift Online | TUM Campus Heilbronn

the magazine of the TUM Campus Heilbronn

The goal of the “KI B³” and “MEKI” cooperation projects is to bring Artificial Intelligence (AI) into vocational training. Prof. Stefan Wagner from TUM Campus Heilbronn has developed learning software and a chatbot and now wants to use Large Language Models to provide personalized support for students.
Three students at TUM Campus Heilbronn have been working on a project study focusing on this new technology, particularly in relation to supply chains: experimenting and playing with the newly developed “Quantum GPT”. Guided and encouraged by Professor David Wuttke, bachelor's and master's students Mokhina Dustmurodova, Sude Dübek, and Bhavya…
There is an old saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But does this also apply to competence? Alida Volkmer, a doctoral student at the TUM Campus Heilbronn, has taken a closer look on this seemingly controversial topic together with Digital Marketing Professor Martin Meißner. And not just anywhere, but on the social network…
Skills instead of degrees: Skills-based hiring is becoming increasingly important. Which abilities are paying off on the German labor market, how is this changing vocational training and what role does artificial intelligence play in this? Christina Langer from Stanford University, who works together with the TUM Campus Heilbronn as a partner…

30 Apr '25

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What Does Ice Cream Have to Do With AI?

The goal of the “KI B³” and “MEKI” cooperation projects is to bring Artificial Intelligence (AI) into vocational training. Prof. Stefan Wagner from TUM Campus Heilbronn has developed learning software and a chatbot and now wants to use Large Language Models to provide personalized support for students.

28 Apr '25

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The Quantum Leap Follows AI

Three students at TUM Campus Heilbronn have been working on a project study focusing on this new technology, particularly in relation to supply chains: experimenting and playing with the newly developed “Quantum GPT”. Guided and encouraged by Professor David Wuttke, bachelor's and master's students Mokhina Dustmurodova, Sude Dübek, and Bhavya…

21 Apr '25

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Too Beautiful to be True

There is an old saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But does this also apply to competence? Alida Volkmer, a doctoral student at the TUM Campus Heilbronn, has taken a closer look on this seemingly controversial topic together with Digital Marketing Professor Martin Meißner. And not just anywhere, but on the social network…

14 Apr '25

Success Through Future Skills

Skills instead of degrees: Skills-based hiring is becoming increasingly important. Which abilities are paying off on the German labor market, how is this changing vocational training and what role does artificial intelligence play in this? Christina Langer from Stanford University, who works together with the TUM Campus Heilbronn as a partner…

7 Apr '25

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What a Movie Has to Do With Sensor Monitoring

When it comes to food, an increasing number of consumers try to avoid unnecessary transportation. What about data? TUM Campus Heilbronn Professor Dr. Carsten Trinitis has researched why applying the same principle to processing sensor data from critical infrastructures could be advantageous and what the technical implementation could look…

26 Mar '25

Illustration of a relaxed man in a hammock surrounded by swirling icons of technology, including a smartphone, calendar, email, and hourglass, symbolizing work-life balance and digital stress.

Strengthening Mental Wellbeing

Psyche is not only a Greek goddess but also a crucial factor for people’s well-being. It can be both the main reason for sick days – enigmatic and multi-faceted – and the key to a happy future. Dr. Simon Senner, Chief Physician at the Reichenau Centre of Psychiatry, explains how the transformation towards healthy and successful coexistence in…

17 Mar '25

Computing Power for Heart and Climate

TUM Campus Heilbronn Professor Dr. Hartwig Anzt develops methods for solving equations. What may sound abstract actually is field-oriented: Computing models are used in medical simulations and climate forecasts, among other things.

24 Feb '25

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TUM Students Bring Fresh Ideas to Companies

For five days, students from the TUM worked primarily in small and medium-sized companies, where they solved real business problems.

6 Sep '24

Continuing Education is the Key

Many employees underestimate the risk of automation affecting their jobs. In this interview, Philipp Lergetporer, Professor of Economics at the TUM Campus Heilbronn, talks about the motivation to embrace continuing education and how the upskilling system has to change.

23 Aug '24