14. Münchener Massivbau Seminar (Veranstaltung der Fakultät für Ingenieur- und Vermessungswesen)

Datum / date: 22.06.2015 Treffpunkt / meeting point: KHG, Karlstrasse 32 (U2 Königsplatz) Uhrzeit / time: 19:00-22:00Uhr / 7.00-10:00pm Kosten / costs: keine / free Anmeldung / registration: keine, einfach vorbeikommen! / none, just come by!

Werke von: Bach, Reger, King’s Singers u.a. Weitere Mitwirkende Anja Giesecke, Carla Zensen, Christina Mauter, Flöte Stephan Schmitz, Yingtao Gu, Klavier Garchinger Kammerchor Kantorei der Laudatekirche Garching Leitung: Franz M. Wagner

Anmeldung: Online Treffpunkt & Uhrzeit: Interims Hörsaal 2, 14:00 Uhr Weitere Informationen werden den Teilnehmern vor der Beginn der Veranstaltung per Email mitgeteilt.

Bei der Vortragsreihe für Studieninteressierte 2014/2015 stellen die Fakultäten der Technischen Universität München sich und ihre Studiengänge vor. Heute: Architektur - Denken in mehreren Ebenen. Die Fakultät für Architektur stellt sich vor.

Energienutzungsplan aus Sicht von Kommune und Energieversorger

Registrierung: online Teilnehmerzahl: 30 Treffpunkt: Mitteilung per Email

The presentation outlines the research agenda of the new Space Enabled Research Group of the MIT Media Lab. Space Enabled is built on the premise that technology from the space sector has the potential to contribute profoundly to reaching the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, including the eradication of extreme poverty and ensuring that all have access to clean water, food and education. Six space technologies are already being used to support sustainable development, including satellite earth observation, satellite communication, satellite positioning, microgravity research, technology transfer and inspiration via research and education. Meanwhile, there are still major barriers that limit the impact of space technology, especially for communities that have traditionally faced economic exploitation or disconnection from technology. The Space Enabled Research Group implements projects with development leaders at the multi-lateral, national, regional and local scale to apply space technology in support of their initiatives. During these projects, Space Enabled implements an integrated design process that includes techniques from engineering design, art, social science, complex systems modeling, satellite engineering and data science. This work includes creating new applications of space for development, new methods to apply complex systems modeling and new approaches within satellite engineering. This research agenda builds on a decade of research led by Professor Wood that draws on social science, engineering and policy. As part of this long term research activity, Professor Wood has studied decision making among emerging satellite programs in Africa and Asia, examined the design of international collaborations focused on technology and implemented new initiatives to apply satellite applications for societal needs such as food security.

Registrierung: online Teilnehmerzahl: 50 Treffpunkt: Mitteilung per Email

Wann: Sonntag, 19.07.09 Uhrzeit: 08:35h Treffpunkt: Hbf, Gleis 26 Kosten: 6 € Anmeldung: TUMi-Büro mit Bezahlung Max. Teilnehmerzahl: 30 Tutoren: Krasi, Anna, Florian *** When: Sunday, 19.07.09 Time: 08:35am Meeting point: Central station, platform 26 Costs: 6€ Registration: TUMi-office with payment Max. Number of participants: 30 Tutors: Krasi, Anna, Florian

Datum / date: 26.03.2014 Treffpunkt / meeting point: wird per E-Mail bekannt gegeben / will be sent to you via email Uhrzeit / time: 13 Uhr Kosten / costs: 4€ Max. Teilnehmerzahl / max number of participants: 30 Anmeldung / registration: im Büro / at the office Tutoren / tutors: Öncel, Dino