Author: Elisabeth Tauscher

Biosystems Design Munich – Cluster of Excellence

BioSysteM Research Radar: Mass spectrometry imaging enables first spatio-temporal analysis of micropollutant degradation within biofilms

New publication by BioSysteM PI Nicole Strittmatter

Photo: Dr. Annemieke IJpenberg / TUM

BioSysteM Research Radar: Magnetic DNA Origami Nanorotors

New publication by BioSysteM Postdoc Lennart Weiß, BioSysteM spokesperson Friedrich Simmel, and BioSysteM PI Tim Liedl

Graphical abstract: Florian Rothfischer / University of Augsburg

BioSysteM closes successful semester with Summer Get-Together

From new collaborations and research initiatives to community-building activities and engagement across all career stages, BioSysteM has continued to gain momentum over the past months.

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Driving innovation at the intersection of biotech and AI

BioSysteM’s first Biotech x AI Venture Forum recently explored opportunities, offered inspiration, and provided practical guidance.

Photo: Nicole Schuster / TUM Venture Labs

BioSysteM Research Radar: Turning solar power into protein

New publication by BioSysteM PI Volker Sieber

Photo: Jan Winter / TUM 

Collaborating with biology and each other!

BioSysteM recently welcomed science and technology studies scholar Jane Calvert from the University of Edinburgh as guest speaker.

Photo: Robert Reich / TUM 

BioSysteM premieres public engagement booth at FORSCHA – Munich Science Days

BioSysteM brought science to the shopping mall FORUM Schwanthalerhöhe. The BioSysteM booth offered an interactive “Make your own protein keychain” activity.

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From ChemSPACE to Chem/Biosystems!

BioSysteM hosted the first-ever Pizza & Pitches – Biotech Edition to celebrate that TUM Venture Lab’s ChemSPACE, now Chem/Biosytems, has further strengthened its existing support for the biotechnology ecosystem.

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BioSysteM at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting

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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BioSysteM Researchers Develop Stable Nanoswitch Withstanding Hundreds of Thousands of Switching Cycles

Programmable molecular machines are getting closer

Photo: Astrid Eckert / TUM