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  • 6/29/2023

“TUMcampus” Magazine Issue 2/2023

Proteins for a megacity

This issue looks at how TUM researchers in Singapore are currently developing alternative protein sources which could secure sustainable nutrition for people living in the megacities of the future. In an interview Werner Lang, TUM's new Vice President Sustainable Transformation, talks about his plans for our university. And we'll show you how researchers are using Digital Twins and cybersecurity strategies to shape the industry of the future. Also: A look inside a secret chamber of the Cheops pyramid.

Hui Qi Yeo (l.) and Andrea Spaccasassi are researching new technologies at TUMCREATE to produce protein-rich food from soy plants and algae for the high-tech metropolis of Singapore. Israel Tan Si Lie / TUMCREATE
Hui Qi Yeo (l.) and Andrea Spaccasassi are researching new technologies at TUMCREATE to produce protein-rich food from soy plants and algae for the high-tech metropolis of Singapore.

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Research

Technology and Business

Teaching and Learning

Project weeks 2023 – Learning to think beyond disciplines

Global

Campus Life

People

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