We’re launching the Student Guide AM just in time for the 2026 summer semester. The tool is designed to help students navigate TUM’s Additive Manufacturing (AM) landscape, which currently includes more than 50 lectures across all departments in this interdisciplinary field. [read more]

A full house at the TUM Think Tank in Munich! [read more]

A great start to the year 2026: TUM.Additive now is a network of 35 chairs from all 7 schools at TUM. [read more]

6 out of the 7 AM technologies, powered by more than 20 different materials - all represented by several chairs, institutes, and a few innovative startups - That’s a quick snapshot of what the TUM.Additive community presented at formnext 2025 [read more]

On 30 October, TUM.Additive welcomed a delegation from UNSW Sydney to discuss opportunities in additive manufacturing and materials research at the Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AMI) [read more]

A houseful night at the Advanced Manufacturing Campus in Garching!Thanks to everyone who joined, connected, and shared their ideas. [read more]

On July 25, the sixth meeting of the Academic Network Munich for Additive Manufacturing took place at the Chair of Materials Science (LWW) at the Technical University of Munich. Many thanks to all participants for their excellent presentations and to the hosts: Prof. Jan Torgersen, Prof. Katrin Wudy, Prof. Peter Mayr, Prof. Eric Jägle from the Bundeswehr University Munich, and the AM team of… [read more]

That’s a wrap on the 11th Munich AMeetUP - "AM x CleanTech"! A big thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of networking, innovation, and engaging discussions on the role of Additive Manufacturing in driving sustainable technologies. [read more]

For the fifth time, over 35 researchers from various departments and chairs of the Technical University of Munich came together for the TUM.Additive PhD Seminar. [read more]

On May 6, 2025, the Advanced Manufacturing Institute at the Technical University of Munich welcomed representatives from NAMTECH (an education initiative by ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India) and TUM Asia. The visit centered on fostering global collaboration in additive manufacturing and advanced engineering education. [read more]