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
Our Research Programmes
Driving cutting-edge, multidisciplinary research focused on improving sustainability, efficiency, and quality of life.
Proteins4Singapore
Innovating sustainable protein production and highly engineered supply chains to dramatically enhance Singapore’s long-term food security.
Life Cycle & Economic Assessment of Emerging Technologies for Decarbonisation
Life-cycle and economic assessment of emerging decarbonisation technologies, guiding Singapore’s path to a lower-carbon energy future.
CE2M
Unifying transport, energy and emissions models into one framework for smarter city-scale planning decisions.
CellFACE
Label-free cell phenotyping using AI-driven optical imaging technologies for next-gen preventive care.
LightSPAN
Optimising light exposure for health and well-being through human-centric lighting research across the lifespan.
HEARTwise
QUASAR
Quantum Systems and Advanced Resonators. Pushing the boundaries of quantum sensing and material sciences for next-generation applications.
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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