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Back at the welcoming Haus der Bayerischen Landwirtschaft in 2026
On the first day, discussions and workshops focused on internal topics such as teaching improvement, funding, and industry contracts. We gathered many great ideas and will test them in practice over the coming months.
On the second day, Benedikt Schoof, a doctoral student at the TUM Chair of Molecular Electronics, gave us a fascinating insight into the complex topic of quantum computing in a keynote presentation.
These keynote presentations always offer a great opportunity to get a taste of other research fields, even if they aren’t directly relevant to our day-to-day work.
Two inspiring days full of exchange, new perspectives, and fruitful discussions—which once again demonstrated how valuable it is to look beyond one’s own research horizons.