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Setting New Trends

For three days, May 14–16, everything at the TUM Heilbronn Campus will revolve around information systems and processes. The 15th international workshop on ‘Enterprise Modelling and Information Systems Architectures’ (EMISA 2025) will bring together experts and young talents to the ‘Bildungscampus’ to work together on forward-looking…

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First recipients of the Heilbronn Universities' Elite Sports Scholarship presented

 

During a festive welcome dinner at the Campus Garden restaurant, 18 students were officially presented as the first recipients of the new Elite Sports Scholarship offered by the Heilbronn Universities. Among them are three students from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) at Campus Heilbronn. Thanks to the commitment of the Dieter…

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80 Years After the End of the War: Why Europe Is More than a Utopia

As a university the TUM Campus Heilbronn wants to promote democratic debate as well as scientific knowledge. On May 8 - 80 years after the end of the Second World War - it hosted a panel discussion at the Parkhotel in Heilbronn. The motto of the evening was: “Europe between myth and utopia”

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Péter Horváth Foundation Strengthens TUM Campus Heilbronn

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is establishing a new professorship for Controlling and AI with the support of the Péter Horváth Foundation. The foundation will fund research and teaching with three million euros. The professorship will be established at the TUM Campus Heilbronn, which is doing research on the digital transformation…

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Fact Checking for Better Health Literacy

A tool for identifying fake news in a matter of seconds was developed by the team from TUM Campus Heilbronn at the “Hackathon on Digital Health and AI” in Pristina. The capital of Kosovo also made a lasting impression in other ways.

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AI Comes, Humans Stay

When owners and managers plan to introduce AI systems in their company, they are thinking about increasing efficiency and gaining a competitive edge. The seminar "AI as a Colleague" at TUM Campus Heilbronn shows how they can counter possible resistance from their employees and focus on the human perspective during implementation.

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Dare SGA1: Europe’s Step Towards Digital Sovereignty in HPC and AI

Current political developments show how important it is to strengthen Europe's technological sovereignty in the field of high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI). The TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology (CIT) is making a significant contribution.

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Three Steps Towards a Climate-Friendly Future

Prof. Simone Linke speaks at the Heilbronn Bürger-Uni about “The green city of the future”

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More than 100 Start-Ups Founded at TUM: A Record Year for Germany as a Center of Innovation

In 2024, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) reached a historic milestone: With 103 spin-offs, the threshold of 100 new start-ups was exceeded for the first time.

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TUM Is Number 1 in Germany for AI,Statistics and Computer Science

In the renowned “QS World University Rankings by Subject”, TUM is ranked first in Germany in the subjects of Data Science/Artificial Intelligence, Statistics/Operational Research and Computer Science, which are also taught at the TUM Campus Heilbronn. With Data Science/Artificial Intelligence and Statistics/Operational Research, the…

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Quantum Technology is Ready

The French and German business schools HEC Paris and ESMT Berlin have joined forces to advance innovative computer technologies such as quantum computing. As part of the nine-month Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) program, which is aimed at early-stage technology-oriented start-ups working in innovative fields, the international business…

How the Transformation can succeed

The future of regions shaped by medium-sized companies in the age of digitalization and AI was the focus of a panel discussion at the TUM Campus Heilbronn.