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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]

A research team led by Prof. Dirk Haller has identified a cellular mechanism that alters the gut microbiome in a way that promotes cancer. Patient data indicates that these findings also… [read more]

A team led by Rupert Seidl, Professor of Ecosystem Dynamics and Forest Management, and Thomas Knoke, Professor of Forest Management, has calculated what climate change could cost the… [read more]

Wolfgang Haber established research into landscape ecology, landscape conservation, and nature conservation in Weihenstephan and had a profound influence on these fields and the associated… [read more]

Prof. Richard L. Peters receives an ERC Starting Grant from the European Research Council for his STEMCELL project on CO₂ storage in trees under drought conditions. [read more]

The TUM School of Life Sciences recently visited Bangkok and Rayong, Thailand, to strengthen partnerships in research, education, and innovation. Supported by the Royal Thai Consulate… [read more]

Satellite data and hybrid intelligence detect the chlorophyll content of vegetation even when it is partially cloudy. Dr. Dong Li from the TUM School of Life Sciences is the first author of… [read more]