Vortrag im Rahmen der Veranstaltungsreihe ´Ausgewählte Kapitel der Bauphysik´

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Vorgehensmodelle, Prozesse und Techniken des Software & Systems Engineering

Offene Impfaktion am TUM Campus München

Bei der Vortragsreihe für Studieninteressierte 2014/2015 stellen die Fakultäten der Technischen Universität München sich und ihre Studiengänge vor. Heute: iPhone, Facebook und Co.- Informatik verwandelt die Welt. Die Studiengänge der Informatik und ihre Berufsbilder.

Energiewirtschaftliches Seminar

Festrede: Joachim Bublath: "Das Ende der Vorhersagbarkeit" - wann Naturwissenschaft an ihre Grenzen stößt Termin: Freitag 27.04.2007, 18.00 Uhr Ort: TU München, Arcisstr. 21, 80333 München, Hörsaal 1.180 anschließend allTUM party (ab 20.30 Uhr) gemeinsam mit dem AStA - mit Live-Bands,Getränken, Cocktails und Leckerbissen.

Women worldwide face significantly more barriers to becoming entrepreneurs or employees compared to men. The latest Women, Business, and the Law report offers a comprehensive picture of the obstacles that women face in entering the global workforce and contributing to greater prosperity – for themselves, their families, and their communities. It expands the scope of its analysis, adding two indicators that can be critical in opening up or restricting women’s options: safety from violence and access to childcare services. When those measures are included, women on average enjoy just 64% of the legal protections that men do – far fewer than the previous estimate of 77%. Women, Business and the Law is a World Bank Group project collecting data on the laws and policy mechanisms that measure the enabling environment for women’s economic opportunity. Women, Business and the Law 2024 introduces a new framework with three pillars – legal frameworks, supportive frameworks, and expert opinions – to measure the differences on access to economic opportunities between men and women in 190 economies. Adopting laws that strengthen women’s rights and opportunities is an essential first step toward inclusive, resilient, stronger societies. Equal treatment of women under the law is associated with more women entering and remaining in the labor force and rising to managerial positions. It generates higher wages for women and facilitates business ownership by women. The analysis reveals a shocking implementation gap. Although laws on the books imply that women enjoy roughly two-thirds the rights of men, countries on average have established less than 40% of the systems needed for full implementation. For example, 98 economies have enacted legislation mandating equal pay for women for work of equal value. Yet only 35 economies – fewer than one out of every five – have adopted pay-transparency measures or enforcement mechanisms to address the pay gap. Even in high-income countries with high scores for treating women equally under the law, the implementation of these laws is lacking.

Energiewirtschaftliches Seminar Wintersemester 2009/2010

Informal urbanism is one of the dominant forces driving urban growth in cities in the developing world. During the last half-century a range of interventions were developed to improve the living conditions of existing informal neighborhoods. Less clear, however, are viable strategies for the additional projected two billion ‘slum’ dwellers by 2050. Policy makers mostly focus on the infrastructural deficiencies and illegal status of informal urbanization. In contrast, Metropolis Nonformal – Anticipation operates under the realization that self-construction is in many countries the only viable urbanization model for low-income migrants. Metropolis Nonformal – Anticipation insists that cities must shift from a negative attitude of prevention to a more positive attitude of anticipation and assistance to growing numbers of informal settlers. The symposium will explore anticipatory strategies that actively integrate the entrepreneurial capacity and intelligence of low-income migrants in the production of future urban growth. Are there alternative land ownership and land allocation models that can provide buildable sites? What is the urban form and framework of managed self-construction? How does one communicate with urban migrants in waiting, in transition or recently arrived? Can self-built holistic and resourceful infrastructures be deployed to foster water management, close food-waste cycles, provide building material, offer transport solutions, mitigate unsafe sites and ultimately generate income and jobs? Metropolis Nonformal will serve as the launching event of a new ‘Hub on Informal Urbanism’ as part of the Habitat Partner University Initiative (HPUI).

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Am 27. Mai 2016 machen die Fahrzeuge der Rallye Lviv (Ukraine) - Monte Carlo (Monaco) bei uns Station. Ab 12.30 Uhr werden die ersten Elektrofahrzeuge der Rally eintreffen. Eine kleine Siegerehrung für die Etappe Bad Schallerbach - Garching ist für 14.00 Uhr geplant. Außerdem zeigt der Lehrstuhl für Fahrzeugtechnik seine Elektrofahrzeug-Flotte.