Topping-out ceremony for TUM’s Research Center for Energy and Information

With a topping-out ceremony, the university celebrated a milestone in the constr
With a topping-out ceremony, the university celebrated a milestone in the construction of the new Research Center for Energy and Information on its Garching campus. (Photo: Uli Benz / TUM);

The Munich School of Engineering, in which the Technical University of Munich (TUM) bundles its wide-ranging, interdisciplinary energy research, is now taking on a more concrete form: With a topping-out ceremony, the university celebrated a milestone in the construction of the new Research Center for Energy and Information on its Garching campus. The research building, costing 17 million euros and providing approximately 2,300 m2 of floor space, will function as a permanent hub for the MSE. With state-of-the art laboratories, it will be a focus point for energy research at the interfaces between engineering and natural sciences. ...

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