Cambridge-LMU Strategic Partnership

The selection of projects LMU also attracted us because of its presented in this brochure bears witness to outstanding high-tech hinterland and the scope of our collaboration and, more exceptional cultural heritage and importantly, to the enormous talent and infrastructure. [...] In a time of re-emerging borders partnership with LMU – the first and a sweeping pandemic, it is more institution-wide partnership with any important than ever to stress the universal university worldwide – is a clear statement of nature of our academic quest for knowledge the University’s commitment to the and learning. [...] “Finding that expertise at LMU and being able to work together thanks to the Cambridge-LMU Strategic Partnership opens up new horizons for both of us.” During the next phase of the project, they will Digitally augmented reality (AR) – which pool experience, gather new data and lay the integrates 3D virtual objects into the real foundations for a more ambitious, environment in real time – is coming. [...] As machine very early universe and helping uncover learning and artificial intelligence come to some of its enduring mysteries, including the play an increasingly important role in the nature of dark matter and dark energy, which future of cosmology, the partnership means between them make up 95% of the Cambridge and LMU can share teaching universe.” resources for courses at the cutting edge of da. [...] Rowe and Professor Robert Perneczky Neurodegenerative Disorders and Dementia Dr Sebastian Schornack and Professor Martin Parniske Plant Health – the Foundation for Reaching the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations Professor Paul Shellard and Professor Jochen Weller Unveiling the Structure of the Universe Professor Roel Sterckx and Professor Armin Selbitschka The Materiality of Chine.