TUMCREATE Singapore
A multidisciplinary research platform of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Singapore, driving innovation for a sustainable future across urban mobility, food science, and emerging technologies.
Key Facts
TUM secures the top position in Germany and the EU in the QS University Rankings 2027
TUM ranks 13th worldwide in the Times Higher Education (THE) Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2027
TUMCREATE has over 1000 publications in multiple scientific journals
TUMCREATE has over 70 PhD Graduates working with us
TUMCREATE has filed 10 patents since its inception in 2010
Our Research Programmes
Driving cutting-edge, multidisciplinary research focused on improving sustainability, efficiency, and quality of life.
Proteins4Singapore
Cultivation of alternative protein sources for a sustainable urban food production
LCA4Decarb
Life cycle & economic assessment of emerging decarbonization technologies
CE2M
Cross-sector modeling platform to guide national policy toward achieving net-zero carbon emissions
CellFACE
Predicting bleeding risks in patients before and after surgery – saving loss of life
LightSPAN
Environmental light exposure for ophthalmic development and health
HEARTwise
In-vitro diagnostics for heart failure assessment technology
QUASAR
Quantum security and resilience in emerging electronic technologies
CityMoS
The City Mobility Simulator — high-performance, agent-based simulation supporting urban transport and electrification planning.
News from TUMCREATE
News, research results and events: everything that enthuses people at our platform.
March 24, 2026
New research published in Nature Communications by Proteins4Singapore defines the energy limits of low-carbon indoor farming. On grocery runs in
March 19, 2026
Singapore, 12 March 2026 – As quantum technologies continue to advance, the resilience and trustworthiness of digital systems have emerged
March 6, 2026
In honour of International Women’s Day, we sat down with three women at TUMCREATE to reflect on the questions that
September 29, 2025
When Johann Probst, a senior high school student in the TUMKolleg programme was searching for an internship, he chose TUMCREATE
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