Datum / date: 24.03.2014 Treffpunkt / meeting point: wird per E-Mail bekannt gegeben / will be sent to you via email Uhrzeit / time: 10 Uhr Kosten / costs: keine/none Max. Teilnehmerzahl / max number of participants: 40 Anmeldung / registration: Online Tutoren / tutors: Öncel, Alexandra

Traditionelles TU Skirennen aller Fakultäten und Abteilungen am 22.02.2014 im Skigebiet Spitzingsee.

meeting point: will be responded to in a personal e-mail one day ahead costs: none number of participants: 30 registration: online

In diesem Webinar erfahren Sie, wie Sie den Besuch einer Jobmesse oder eines Recruiting Events optimal nutzen. Neben der gezielten Vorbereitung besprechen wir zielführende Strategien, um Kontakte mit Unternehmen zu knüpfen und Gesprächspartner von sich und der eigenen Qualifi kation zu überzeugen.

Registration in TUMi office. Participants: 28 Availability: Waiting List Only Costs: 6,50 € (cash only) Meeting point & time for participants will be announced via email shortly before the event.

Machen Sie sich mit den erforderlichen Inhalten eines Lebenslaufs vertraut und lernen Sie, wie Sie dabei Ihre Kompetenzen je nach Stellenausschreibung gut darstellen können. Im Anschluss haben Sie im Chat die Möglichkeit für weitergehende Nachfragen.

This presentation explores the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the space industry, a trending topic in various industries for years. AI, often accompanied by buzzwords like Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Big data, or Natural Language Processing, is transforming spacecraft operations by analysing spacecraft telemetry data, predicting anomalies, and enabling autonomous operations. While AI offers new horizons, it also faces challenges, including data availability, AI-system verification, reliability, interplay with human decision-making, and in general issues of trust. In this talk, Mrs. Maren Hülsmann, a research associate at the Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications (UniBw M), provides insights into AI’s current status, its ongoing challenges, and future opportunities in the space industry.

We are doing a workshop on soil health, perennial gardening and composting. Our Team Lead for Freising will hold a workshop together with her mother, you will get some exciting information, but of course you can also get your hands dirty. Pinja is our Team Lead for the Freising Plant a Seed Team. She is studying M.Sc. Sustainable Resource Management. Her mother Marja Nuora is a landscape designer and is making her life in Finland sustainable. There, together with Pinja's father, she holds courses on various topics, such as permaculture. For registration, text Plant a Seed on Instagram or send us an E-mail greenoffice.weihenstephan@tum.de

Energieeffiziente Haushaltsgeräte, Wärmepumpen und Co. schonen Umwelt und Geldbeutel! Worauf man beim Kauf und der Verwendung achten sollte erklärt Christoph Zettinig von C.A.R.M.E.N. e.V. in seinem Vortrag "Fit für die Zukunft! Energieeffizienz im Haushalt". Der Vortrag ist Teil der Vortragsreihe Erneuerbare Energie, die sich in diesem Wintersemester mit der "Energie- und Rohstoffwende zum selber machen" beschäftigt.

Du hast Spaß am Programmieren und möchtest Deine Kenntnisse vertiefen? Willst Du gern mehr mit Robotern oder Mikrocontrollern experimentieren und Neues dazu lernen? Dann ist dies der richtige Kurs für Dich!

Introduction Biodegradable polymers are an important part of the solution toolbox to achieve a circular economy and fall into two classes: a.) Structural biodegradable polymers applied as soil biodegradable mulch film or compostable bags and for selected packaging applications. b.) Water-Soluble Polymers (WSP`s) are applied in home and personal care and agro applications. Biodegradable polymers need to excel a technical performance level in the application to fulfill their function during the use phase and a biodegradation performance level after use. This presentation addresses key aspects of polymer biodegradation in both natural and engineered systems following a more holistic approach (“Biodegradability 2.0”) and thereby provide guidance for developing, testing, and regulating biodegradable polymers. These aspects include definitions of biodegradability and biodegradation, elucidating polymer- and environmental factors that control the biodegradation process, a discussion of the analytical chemistry and microbiology of polymer biodegradation, polymer biodegradability testing & certification, development of new polymers and digital tools like predictive biodegradation modelling, respectively. Structural polymers as role model for the investigation of polymer biodegradation Different technologies have been developed over the past years together with our cooperation partners to elucidate the fate of polymeric materials in soil. 13C-labelling combined with different analytical techniques allowed to quantitatively track the polymeric material during the biodegradation process and to close the mass balance . For the first time ever, evidence was provided that carbon from synthetic biodegradable polymers is incorporated in the active biomass of microorganisms during the biodegradation process . Microorganisms and enzymes from different soils have been identified, as well as their communities, and it has been proven that a broad variety of fungi and bacteria are involved in the biodegradation process. Biodegradation of Water-Soluble Polymers (WSP`s): key considerations, status and path forward Thanks to their unique properties, water-soluble polymers (WSPs) find application in many products, such as home and personal care or agricultural formulations . For applications resulting in the release of WSPs into natural environments (e.g. agricultural soils) or engineered systems (e.g. wastewater treatment plants), biodegradable WSPs have the advantage that they are metabolized by microorganisms and, thereby, to be converted under aerobic conditions into carbon dioxide, and biomass. In this presentation, we show, how the gained know how of biodegradation for structural biodegradable polymers can be adapted and transferred to WSP`s. A deep understanding of the environmental fate of WSP`s can only be achieved with a holistic approach to the topic, from the chemical structure to the test methods, from the environmental factors to the biology (microbes, enzymes) (figure 1). Testing of the biodegradation of WSP`s in laboratory can build on the existing test methods developed for small molecules (e.g. OECD 301 B and F) whereas adaptation is needed, due to the different nature of the materials under investigation. In addition, 13C-labelling and microbial enrichments can provide valuable insight into the biodegradation processes. Recent results will be presented including a proposal for biodegradation testing schemes for WSP’s.

You come from abroad, have been admitted, and are preparing to start your studies at TUM? Before the summer and winter semesters start, TUM First Steps will provide you with all the information you need to get off to the best possible start. https://www.tum.de/en/studies/during-your-studies/starting-your-studies/tum-first-steps

"Von Bologna über Quedlinburg nach München: Der steinige Weg zu einer modernen Lehrerbildung": Vertreter von Ministerien, Universitäten, Verbänden und Gymnasien diskutieren über die Zukunft einer modernen Lehrerbildung vor dem Hintergrund der Internationalisierung im Zuge des Bologna-Prozesses.

Am 28. April 2006 veranstaltet die Initiative Logistikinnovationszentrum (liz) des Lehrstuhls für Fördertechnik Materialfluss Logistik der TU München ihren ersten RFID-Demo Tag. Ziel der halbtägigen Veranstaltung ist die Vermittlung von Möglichkeiten der RFID-Technologie. Neben einer Einführung in die physikalischen Grundlagen und Beispielen aus der industriellen Praxis bietet die Veranstaltung dem Teilnehmer die Möglichkeit erste Praxiserfahrung im RFID-Versuchsfeld des Lehrstuhls zu sammeln um sich ein eigenes Bild zu Themen wie Pulkfähigkeit oder Einfluss von Metall zu machen. Weitere Informationen und Anmeldungsunterlagen erhalten Sie unter www.logistikinnovationszentrum.de

Jean Sibelius: Karelia-Suite Sergej Rachmaninow: Klavierkonzert Nr. 2 Alexander Borodin: Sinfonie Nr. 1 Preise: 12,-, ermäßigt 7,- Tickets im Vorverkauf unter München-Ticket und an der Abendkasse ab 19 Uhr