BioSysteM had the chance to present its work to about 600 top researchers from around the world at the Bavarian Evening of the 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
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Programmable molecular machines are getting closer
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Prof. Dr. Karen Alim and Prof. Dr. Matthias Feige received ERC Proof of Concept grants by the European Research Council (ERC)
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The Graduate Board represents the interests of the doctoral researchers within BioSysteM.
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Over two days, we connected with about 40 doctoral researchers and introduced the BioSysteM aims, infrastructure and opportunities.
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A recent article highlights how his team uses AI to design proteins that precisely control and activate cells in a targeted manner.
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With a diverse governance structure now established, the BioSysteM research initiative moves into the next phase of research and collaboration across the cluster.
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“Learning Matters!” explores how matter can learn and how these principles can be taught to engineered materials for future biomedical applications.
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At TUM’s annual Dies Academicus on December 4, 2025, the university honored an outstanding scientific achievement with its highest award.
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