Great news for the future of mobility: MCube is one of the winners of the BMBF's Future Cluster Initiative!
We are delighted to announce that the MCube Cluster is one of seven winners of the Future Cluster Initiative of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The announcement was made by Federal Minister Anja Karliczek at a press conference on February 3, 2021.
This award is a significant milestone and opens new doors for our joint work on innovative, sustainable mobility solutions. We are looking forward to the coming years of cooperation with our partners from science, business, society and politics full of energy and anticipation.
Together we are shaping the mobility of the future - innovative, sustainable and connected!
You can find a detailed article on this here on the website of the Technical University of Munich.
Further links from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research:
Press release of the BMBF
Press conference in the media library of the BMBF
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