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From simple to high tech: NAT fellow uses sticky tape to analyse magnetic and optical changes in two-dimensional semiconductors [read more]

JUNO, the world's largest detector for physics with low-energy neutrinos, has been completed after a construction period of almost ten years. Data… [read more]

On February 3, 2025, the TUM School of Natural Sciences (NAT) invited its members to a New Year's reception. [read more]

Chemistry and Physics attract Young Talents from all over Bavaria at open-door events in January 2025. [read more]

Rankings by Times Higher Education: Rank 19 in "Physical Sciences" (including subjects such as Chemistry and Physics). [read more]

On Thursday, December 19, 2024, TUM School of Natural Sciences ended the year with a blast. [read more]

Important signal: EU, federal government and Bavaria fund with a total of 12.8 million euros [read more]

Biorefineries convert biomass, such as wood, annual plants or agricultural into products and energy. Research teams in Finland and Germany aim to… [read more]

Researchers at the e-conversion Cluster of Excellence are studying ways of improving the efficiency and sustainability of energy conversion. Their… [read more]

In recognition for many years of excellence in research and teaching [read more]