Entrepreneurship News
Technologies for sustainable space travel
Resource efficiency in space
From lower-emission propulsion systems and servicing robots to photobioreactors for autonomous life support, researchers at TUM are developing technologies to make spaceflight more sustainable. They aim to balance growth with responsibility and ensure the long-term use of the orbit.
New program for spin-offs from the social sciences
Research with greater impact
Not all ideas from the social sciences that have the potential to improve society make it into practice. Through the new Catalyst GER program, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) will support research teams that aim to achieve sustainable societal impact through a spin-off or other forms of knowledge transfer.
Media tip: TUM Security and Defense Alliance
TUM Alliance for Security Research and the start-up Tytan featured on BR
In the news report “Defense Industry – A New Playing Field for Startups,” Bayerischer Rundfunk highlights the growing landscape of security technology innovation in Munich. BR features the founding of the TUM Security and Defense Alliance as well as the TUM spin-off TYTAN Technologies.
Responsible Engine of Innovation for Society
TUM Recognized as University of Excellence for the Fourth Consecutive Time
For the fourth consecutive time, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has earned the designation "University of Excellence." This was announced by the Science Council (WR), the German Research Foundation (DFG), and the Federal Ministry of Research on Wednesday evening in Bonn. In its new TUM Agenda 2030+, the university places its responsibility as an engine of innovation for the well-being of humanity at the center of its strategy.
Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and NEURA Robotics invest in robo.innovate
Successful robotics incubator at TUM receives further funding
The Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs is extending its support for the robo.innovate robotics incubator at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and is providing €3.5 million in funding for the next three and a half years. In this funding phase, robotics manufacturer NEURA Robotics is also joining as the important first industry sponsor. Start-ups supported by robo.innovate attracted €52 million in investments during the first few years (2022 to 2025).