ALT The Oskar-von-Miller tower on the TUM campus in Garching stands silhouetted against a sunrise sky. Layers of orange, red, and purple clouds fill the horizon, while the tower's illuminated blue digital display contrasts with the warm colors of the morning light. Trees and campus structures appear in the foreground, framing the landmark research campus at dawn.

ALT Graphic from the TUM Science Glossary series explaining precision medicine. The graphic defines precision medicine as medical approaches that tailor prevention, diagnosis, and treatment to an individual's genetic, biological, clinical, and lifestyle characteristics in order to improve care and avoid unnecessary treatments, for example by guiding cancer therapy decisions.

ALT Researchers in white lab coats work together in a laboratory. In the foreground, two researchers discuss a sample tube containing a yellow liquid, while two additional researchers are visible in the background. The image includes the TUM logo and a blue text panel stating that TUM is among the world’s top 25 universities in the Times Higher Education (THE) and QS rankings and ranks first among universities in the European Union in both.

ALT Science demonstration in a lecture hall during the Garching Research Campus Open House. An experimental setup with glass vessels containing colored liquid is displayed in front of a large audience seated in the auditorium.

ALT Visitor testing a virtual reality headset at an exhibition area during the Garching Research Campus Open House. Information boards and visitors can be seen in the background, with the Friedrich L. Bauer lecture hall visible behind them.

ALT Visitors, including Federal Minister of Research, Technology and Space Dorothee Bär, Isar Aerospace co-founder Josef Fleischmann and TUM President Prof. Thomas F. Hofmann, and members of the TUM student aerospace club WARR gather in the club’s workshop on the Garching campus during a visit to learn about student-led rocketry projects and aerospace innovation.

ALT Group photo of WARR student club members and visitors standing behind a student-built rocket in the club’s workshop at the Technical University of Munich’s Garching campus.