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19.11.2025
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[Microbiology/Bioprocess engineering] Local or International Thesis or Internship opportunity: PiCO2buddies – Engineered living materials utilising photosynthesis for targeted pharmaceutical removal in wastewater
Have you ever dreamed of working with cells that are easy to cultivate, resistant to contamination, and can always be observed in vibrant colours under a microscope?
Would you like to join us on this international adventure between the Politecnico di Milano and the TUM Campus Straubing (All TUM students are welcome and eligible!), with the opportunity to complete your Master’s thesis in Italy (ERASMUS+)? (Read more for the description of the project!)
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Kontakt: m.ibanez@tum.de
19.11.2025
Master thesis: Emotions in response to upward social comparisons and their potential relevance for reduced consumption
Through qualitative methods, this thesis explores which emotions arise when people compare themselves to highly sustainable individuals and how these emotions shape their decisions to reduce consumption.
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Kontakt: daniela.moirano@tum.de
19.11.2025
Master thesis: Emotions in response to upward social comparisons and their potential relevance for reduced consumption
Building on Social Comparison Theory and emotion theories, the goal of this master's thesis is to explore the emotions that might account for positive or negative effects of upward social comparisons on reduced consumption behavior. You will employ a qualitative research design (e.g. focus groups) with relevant informants. The focus is on the exploration of emotions after social comparisons with target persons who act particularly sustainable in terms of reducing overall consumption. By exploring informants' subjective experiences, you will categorize and analyze the specific emotions (such as benign envy, malicious envy, shame, and inspiration) that arise from the comparison and may subsequently affect informants' the decision to consume less. Through this research, you will gain insights into how behavioral interventions and public policy promoting sustainable and reduced consumption can be refined by targeting specific emotional states via social comparisons.
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Kontakt: daniela.moirano@tum.de
18.11.2025
Masterarbeit - Echtzeit-Digital Twin für Straßenverkehrsszenen: Simulation, Fusion und Datenvalidierung
Die Masterarbeit zielt darauf ab, einen bestehenden Digital Twin für Verkehrs- und Sensorszenen weiterzuentwickeln. Der Fokus liegt auf besserer Daten-Synchronisation, höherer zeitlicher Konsistenz, robusteren Objekt- und Trajektorienmodellen sowie einer engeren Kopplung mit CARLA-Simulation und realen Infrastruktur-/Fahrzeugdaten. Ziel ist ein präziseres, erweiterbares Weltmodell zur Evaluation von Cooperative Perception und Sensorfusion.
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Kontakt: kuoyi.chao@tum.de
18.11.2025
Masterarbeit in Zusammenarbeit mit BMW – Agentic Vision-Language Perception: Multimodale Straßenanalyse für Source-Agnostic Cooperative Perception
Masterarbeit - Vision-Language Models & Agentic AI für Cooperative Perception
In dieser Arbeit entwickelst du ein VLM-basiertes System zur Analyse von Straßenszenen und eine agentische Orchestrierung für source-agnostische kooperative Perzeption. Ziel ist eine robuste, adaptive Fusion unterschiedlicher Sensorquellen (Fahrzeug, Infrastruktur, Simulation). Kontakt: kuoyi.chao@tum.de
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Kontakt: kuoyi.chao@tum.de
18.11.2025
Masterarbeit in Kooperation mit BMW – Multimodale Sensorfusion in CARLA und am BMW-Fahrzeug
Ich biete eine Masterarbeit im Bereich Sensorfusion an. Diese soll sich mit der multimodalen Sensorfusion in der Simulation CARLA sowie am BMW-Fahrzeug beschäftigen. Dabei soll die Echtzeitkriterien erfüllt werden.
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Kontakt: kuoyi.chao@tum.de
17.11.2025
Transformer-based Explainable AI for Biomechanical Prediction Analysis: Optimized Kinematics and Kinetics Predicition (MSc Thesis, Guided Research)
This project aims to analyze the contribution of different input features to biomechanical prediction models based on wearable sensor data. The focus lies on applying and evaluating explainable AI (XAI) techniques to a transformer-based architecture. By integrating post-hoc interpretability methods with a state-of-the-art transformer model, the project aims to systematically quantify the impact of individual sensor features on the prediction of lower-body kinematics and kinetics.
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Kontakt: daniel.homm@tum.de, hex-thesis.ortho@mh.tum.de
17.11.2025
Pseudopeptides and aminokines: a new class of exercise mediators? (MSc Thesis)
During protein synthesis, amino acids form peptide bonds through reactions between their amino (NH₂) and carboxyl (COOH) groups. Interestingly, small carboxylic acids such as lactate, acetate, or citrate also possess COOH groups and can form N-acyl or pseudopeptide conjugates with amino acids.
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Kontakt: henning.wackerhage@tum.de
17.11.2025
Comparison of human longevity trials (BSc Thesis)
Animal studies have shown that several interventions, including caloric restriction, rapamycin, and taurine supplementation, can extend lifespan and delay age-related decline. In such studies, animals are treated with a longevity-promoting intervention or control condition, and outcomes are assessed using Kaplan–Meier survival curves.
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Kontakt: henning.wackerhage@tum.de
17.11.2025
Does exercise affect biomarkers of ageing? (BSc Thesis)
Physical activity is widely recognised as a key determinant of good health and reduced mortality. However, whether physical activity directly slows the biological ageing process remains uncertain.
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Kontakt: henning.wackerhage@tum.de


