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Wissenschaft für jedermann at the Deutsches Museum

Lectures from the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology

The TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology is regularly represented in the “Wissenschaft für jedermann” (Science for Everyone) series of public lectures at the Deutsches Museum in Munich. 

In this lecture series, internationally renowned scientists present current, socially relevant topics in a universally comprehensible way and in exchange with the audience. The goal is to make complex scientific content accessible to a broad audience and to promote the dialog between science and society. 

The events can be experienced on site at the Deutsches Museum while the contributions are also available as a livestream and can be accessed afterward as a stream. Please find an overview of the lectures below.

 

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On March 12, 2025, Professor Sebastian Steinhorst gave a lecture on "The Internet of Things – From Smart Homes to Autonomous Driving," discussing key issues like security, privacy, and sustainability at the Deutsches Museum.

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Thrombosis and sepsis are the main causes of preventable deaths. Professor Oliver Hayden will explain what the interaction between blood cells reveals in the "Science for Everyone" series at the Deutsches Museum on December 4, 2024. His topic: Sepsisdiagnostik durch zelluläre Whistleblower.

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How can photorealistic digital replicas of the real world be created? Professor Matthias Niessner will be giving a lecture on this subject entitled “Photorealistic 3D avatars” at the Deutsches Museum in Munich.

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Fusion energy - when will it happen, and how can supercomputers help? Frank Jenko gave a lecture on this topic in the Hall of Honor of the Deutsches Museum in Munich as part of the “Science for Everyone” series.

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