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The latest analysis of the Web of Science database by Clarivate shows that 17 of the world's most cited researchers are from TUM – ten of them from the School of Life Sciences in… [read more]

Colored sensors on the skin that can indicate changes in the hormone progesterone and other biomarkers: Students from TUM and LMU were awarded for their “InkSight” concept. [read more]

MSAID has developed AI-based software that can analyze large amounts of data in proteomics, also for complex samples. Prof. Bernhard Küster and Prof. Mathias Wilhelm from the TUM School of… [read more]

A research consortium has succeeded in decoding the genomes of 33 oat varieties. Nadia Kamal, Professor of Computational Plant Biology at the TUM School of Life Sciences, is one of the lead… [read more]

The BioDivHubs project has published a guide with practical tips: “Gardening for more biodiversity in the city – A catalog with instructions for biodiversity-promoting measures.” The digital… [read more]

A significant research collaboration on forest growth has been secured for the future: Prof. Richard Peters from the TUM School of Life Sciences and Dr. Peter Pröbstle, President of the… [read more]

To mark the fifth anniversary of the TUM School of Life Sciences, a ceremony was held on September 30, 2025, at the Weihenstephan campus, looking back on exciting years of development. Prof.… [read more]

The TUM School of Life Sciences bids farewell with great sadness to Prof. Mariana Rufino. [read more]

Artificial intelligence has arrived in agriculture: It helps to identify weeds and fungal diseases, and to determine the ripeness, water requirements, and nutrient deficiencies of plants.… [read more]