fortiss is the research institute of the Free State of Bavaria for the development of software-intensive systems with headquarters in Munich. The scientists at the institute cooperate in research, development and transfer projects with universities and technology companies in Bavaria, Germany and Europe. The focus is on research into state-of-the-art methods, techniques and tools for the development of software- and AI-based technologies for dependable, secure cyber-physical systems such as the Internet of Things (IoT). fortiss is organized in the legal form of a non-profit limited liability company. Shareholders are the Free State of Bavaria (majority shareholder) and the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung e.V. www.fortiss.org

20m² mit Dusche/WC, Pantryküche und kleiner Terrasse, frei ab 01.02.2010, Miete:390€ incl.

Titel des Vortrags:Polymerelektronik für Sensorik und Aktorik

Die Hochschule für Politik München an der Technischen Universität München sucht ab sofort mehrere E-Scouts / Studentische Hilfskräfte (m/w/d) im Umfang von 7 - 8 Wochenstunden.

Context: The Smart Energy Living Lab demonstrator installed at fortiss represents a self-balancing prosumer (producer and consumer) that can be seen as smart grid node. The systems integrates regenerative energy production and storage with an office automation systems that is equipped with sensors and actuators. The software solution stack (SMG2), developed at fortiss, autonomously monitors and controls the devices by an adaptable rule system and user interaction via mobile apps. More information can be found at Smart Energy Living Lab. Objective: For controlling and monitoring various renewable energy and storage devices, WAGO (www.wago.com) offers an expandable system that is already used in the field of system automation. The objective is to connect WAGO to the Living Lab system by establishing a communication with WAGO system and use SMG2 for control and monitor it from external applications. Therefore Wago (which has a Embedded Linux as Operating System) offers a way to run an OPC UA (https://opcfoundation.org/) server on it. This Server application has to be compiled and installed on the WAGO System. Then, an OPC UA Client has to be implemented into the SMG2 as a separate bundle using Java. Tasks: 1) Getting to know the Living Lab demonstrator 2) Getting to know the WAGO System 3) Create an OPC UA server package 4) Install the OPC UA server on WAGO 5) Integrate a new actuator client bundle as OPC UA Client into SMG2 Knowledge: 1) Good Java, Eclipse knowledge (OSGi would be good but is not mandatory) 2) Knowledge in Linux Systems (nice would be knowledge hot to use Cmake) 3) Willing to acquire knowledge in embedded Linux For more information contact Markus Duchon: duchon@foriss.org or 089-360352230

Zur Unterstützung des Alumni & Career-Teams der Technischen Universität München wird zum 1. Oktober 2012 eine Mitarbeiter/in für den TUM Career Service in Teilzeit (50 %) gesucht, zunächst befristet auf zwei Jahre.

Die Einführung des Intranets an der TUM am 15. November 2008 steht kurz bevor. Im mytum-Portal wird ein für Mitarbeiter bestimmter Bereich eingerichtet, in dem u.a. Nachrichten aus dem Hochschulpräsidium und aus der Verwaltung veröffentlicht werden.

For our team we are looking for a Research Assistent (100%-position) in the EU-Life Project GeoBOOST (m,w,d) at the Chair of Hydrogeology TU Munich. Your task will be the investigation of technical and non-technical barriers for the implementation of geothermal heat pump systems in the European Union, working together with international experts. Further task is the devel-opment of information, methods and tools mitigate the identified obstacles. For this you - work on data acquisition and analyses of existing geothermal heat pump systems - developing concepts, platforms and tools for better information and reducing barriers with an international team - participate at workshops and present your results - give scientific talks at national and international conferences - publish your results in international journals REQUIREMENTS You have - general experiences in the field of geoscience and geothermal energy, especially in shallow geothermal energy - experience in the field of energy planning - high interest in research work - good english knowledge - enjoy working in an international team WE OFFER: - a 100 %-position (E13) as research assistant at teh Chair of Hydrogeology at the TUM, starting immediately and limited to 31.12.2025 - flexible workíng times - the possibility to design project contents in the EU-Life Project GeoBOOST - collecting international experience - to work in an university and international research team - to work directly in the future topic of energy transition THE PROJECT: The GeoBOOST projects aims to assist the growth of geothermal heat pump markets in targeted regions by assisting the development of robust regulatory, financial, business model and upskilling workers frameworks. This allows regions to rapidly scale up investment in this vital renewable heating, cooling and storage technology to meet the EU’s revised 2030 climate and energy targets. It also ensures energy transition investments are made in local economies to benefit local regions, citizens and businesses. The expected work and project outcomes are relevant to our strategic objectives and will facilitate: - Decarbonisation of the existing building stocks - Sustainable and skilled local employment - Addressing of relevant non-technology market barriers - Reducing the socio-economic impacts of dependence on imported fossil fuels - Achievement of the EU’s revised 2030 climate and energy targets through tangible local investments and employment APPLICATION By equal qualification, disabled persons will be preferentially hired. The TUM is aspired to increase the percent-age of female employees, therefore application from women are very welcome. If you are Interest, please send your application as soon as possible but at latest until the 28 of February 2023 per Email to: kai.zosseder@tum.de

An der Technischen Universität München (TUM) sollen künftig alle Aspekte des Forschungsdatenmanagements (FDM) von einer zentralen Stelle, dem RDM@TUM, koordiniert werden. Das RDM@TUM wird in den kommenden Monaten als Serviceeinrichtung aufgebaut, die kooperativ von der Universitätsbibliothek der TUM und dem Munich Data Science Institute betrieben wird und die FDM-Services beider Einrichtungen integriert. Die Data Stewards großer Forschungsprojekte an der TUM werden zentral im RDM@TUM angesiedelt.

Die Professur für Siedlungsstruktur und Verkehrsplanung sucht ab Mitte Oktober 2017 für 7,5 Wochenstunden Unterstütung im Sekretariat, gute Deutschkenntnisse, gute Kenntnisse MS Office, Teamgeist,

Anmeldung im TUMi Büro, Raum 0185. Teilnehmerzahl: 31 Verfügbarkeit: 0/28 SOLD! Kosten: 5 € (Barzahlung) Treffpunkt & Uhrzeit werden den Teilnehmern vor der Beginn der Veranstaltung per Email mitgeteilt.

Die Münchner Projektgruppe Sicherheit und Zuverlässigkeit des Fraunhofer-Instituts für Sichere Informationstechnologie (SIT) ist seit 1. Juli eine selbstständige Fraunhofer-Einrichtung für Angewandte und Integrierte Sicherheit. Dies ist der zweite Schritt auf dem Weg von der Projektgruppe zum eigenständigen Institut. In enger Kooperation mit der Technischen Universität München (TUM) arbeiten die Forscher daran, die Sicherheit von Cloud-Computing und Eingebetteten Systemen zu erhöhen. Weitere Ziele sind, Produktpiraterie zu verhindern oder vernetzte kritische Infrastrukturen zu schützen.

Am Donnerstag, 13. Dezember 2007 trägt im Regelungstechnischen Seminar Herr Dipl.-Ing. Carsten Preusche vom Deutschen Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt, Oberpfaffenhofen zum Thema "Telepräsenzsysteme für den Weltraum - Bilaterale Regelung von Master-Slave Systemen mit Totzeit" vor. Der Vortrag findet um 16 Uhr, diesmal ausnahmsweise im Raum MW 3237 (Gebäude 2, 3. Stock, Zugang über den Balkon) der Fakultät für Maschinenwesen statt. Alle Interessierten sind herzlich eingeladen.

Professorship of Multiscale Modeling of Fluid Materials at Department of Mechanical Engineering is looking for a highly motivated and ambitious Ph.D. candidate to develop and apply novel deep learning approaches for multiscale simulations.

We are an active and lively research group who is passionate about science. We are working in an environment which may best be characterized by the passion to accomplish something new — complemented by teamwork and fostering personal relationships. From assistants, students, researchers, postdocs to professors; we are all working hand in hand, are highly committed, and engaged with our work. We know how to celebrate our successes, but also how to get through setbacks together! In the next months, we are going to start a new research group at the Technical University Munich (www.tum.de). Accordingly, we are currently searching for PhD Students and Postdocs to join our team!

Bereich: Faculty & Staff Mobility 8-10 Stunden/Woche zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt

Mit einem Gedenkkolloquium erinnert der Lehrstuhl für Geodäsie der TU München an den 100. Geburtstag von Prof. Max Kneißl (1907-1973). Kneißl war von 1949 bis 1973 Direktor des Geodätischen Instituts, von 1958 bis 1960 Rektor der damaligen Technischen Hochschule München und Mitglied der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Das Gedenkkolloquium findet am Freitag, den 21. September 2007 in der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften statt. Beginn ist um 13 Uhr.