The digital revolution is transforming societies, economies, and even science and its paths to knowledge. At the Munich Data Science Institute (MDSI), we are anticipating, accompanying and shaping this change.
We are TUM’s central interface and innovation hub for questions and solutions arising from Data Science, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. We are connecting people and ideas across disciplines.
MDSI is recruiting doctoral researchers in the fields of data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence for the MDSI Doctoral Fellowship program. The call is open…
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With the Linde / MDSI Master’s Scholarship at the Munich Data Science Institute (MDSI), Linde and MDSI support exceptionally committed and talented students of the master’s…
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Is Computer Science still worth studying in the age of AI? Let’s talk about it — openly, critically, and with the people shaping the field. As part of the Computer Science…
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The MCML Munich AI Day brings together researchers, experts from industry and representatives from politics and the media. The focus is on interdisciplinary exchange on…
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The investigation of the cellular composition and architecture of tissues is key to understanding mechanisms that underlie tissue function and its disruption during disease.…
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Telemedicine, continuous monitoring, and remote procedures are becoming increasingly important in medicine. For these to operate seamlessly in everyday clinical practice, data must be transmitted quickly, reliably, and without interruption. Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and…
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In Europe, nearly half a million additional start-ups could emerge in ten years if all universities were to harness their potential as effectively as the leaders in the field of entrepreneurship. This is shown by the new Redstone University Startup Index. TUM ranks 4th among very large universities…
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About 1.3 million people worldwide die each year from infections because treatments are no longer effective. This number could rise to up to 10 million by 2050. With the new Center for Infection Prevention (ZIP), TUM has opened an interdisciplinary research building bringing together experts…
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TUM students are exceptionally satisfied with the quality of teaching and study conditions in Business Administration and Information Systems. In the new CHE University Ranking 2026, they give their university outstanding marks. This also counts for TUM Campus Heilbronn.
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Starting on April 1, 2026, the German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the research training group METEOR. METEOR is dedicated to strengthening interaction between machine learning experts and researchers in control theory from TUM as well as LMU.
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Is Computer Science still worth studying in the age of AI? Let’s talk about it — openly, critically, and with the people shaping the field. As part of the Computer Science…
[read more]
The MCML Munich AI Day brings together researchers, experts from industry and representatives from politics and the media. The focus is on interdisciplinary exchange on…
[read more]
The investigation of the cellular composition and architecture of tissues is key to understanding mechanisms that underlie tissue function and its disruption during disease.…
[read more]
The “AI and Bioinformatics” satellite workshop at the 55th Annual Meeting of the German Society for Immunology brings together researchers to discuss emerging frontiers at the…
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Again, the MDSI is taking part in this year's Open Day at the Garching Research Campus. Researchers from our institute will provide an exciting insight into their work at a…
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The 43rd International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2026) will be held in Seoul, South Korea, July 7-12, as an in-person event. In addition to the main conference…
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AIAI conference (Artificial Intelligence Applications and Innovations) is an IFIP event, organized annually, under the auspices of the IFIP Working Group 12.5 “AI…
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Contact
We are located at
Walther-von-Dyck-Str. 10, 85748 Garching, Germany, GALILEO Garching, TUM Building 05.8120.017, Entrance 8, 5th floor. info@mdsi.tum.de
If you use public transportation, please consider the MVV-Journey Planner to calculate your route to the nearby station Garching Forschungszentrum. With the U6 you can reach us from Marienplatz in 25 min.
Further locations
Members of the MDSI are located at various places in Munich and Garching. Please find contact information on the websites of our focus groups and members' chairs.
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