MuT2Go

MuT2Go is an informative short format on Wednesdays during the TRIANGEL Community Day. Experts from the network of the KIT Center for Man and Technology (MuT) pitch their research perspective on a monthly focus topic, discuss and answer your questions - entertaining, easy to digest, with pop-cultural references.
MuT2Go - coming soon
Why crises in football are no coincidence
Join Prof. Dr. Darko Jekauc, head of the research group "Health Education and Sports Psychology", to discuss crises in professional football and learn about the role of the number Phi and how his approaches can be applied to other systems in which expectations, dynamics and collective processes interact.
- February 11, 2026, 13:30-14:30
- TRIANGEL Transfer | Culture | Space, Kaiserstrasse 93, Karlsruhe
- Free admission
This edition of MuT2Go is just right for you if you are interested in one or more of the following topics
- The dark side of professional football
- Sports science
- Psychological approaches in sport
- Team crises
You can find out more about the topic in advance here.
Past issues
Your feed, your democracy
The brand new MuT2Go format was launched as part of the Days of Democracy with the pilot edition "Your Feed, Your Democracy" with Prof. Dr. Christof Weinhardt on September 17, 2025.
My digital twin
Digital patient twins and gender / sex biases
What are digital twins and what benefits do they have in the medical treatment of patients? Do they help all patients to the same extent? What role does data play?
The scientist Dr. Dana Mahr (ITAS, KIT) talked to you about justice and the use of digital patient twins.
This edition of MuT2Go was just right for you if you are interested in one or more of the following topics:
- Gender justice
- Medicine and medical ethics
- Digital Twins
- Artificial intelligence
- Animes (we'll find out why on Wednesday) :)
Not everyone is in hibernation
The BioBlitz Karlsruhe - Artificial intelligence, data and species knowledge
Dr. Judith Bieberich, project manager"Artenkenntnis für Alle" at the Natural History Museum Karlsruhe presented the BioBlitz-Karlsruhe and gave an overview of the wild animal, fungi and plant species that you can observe in Karlsruhe.
The MuT2Go took place as part of the BioBlitz Advent calendar.
This edition was just right for you if you are interested in one or more of the following topics:
- Fungi, animal and plant species in Karlsruhe
- Research at the Natural History Museum
- Citizen science and species knowledge
- Opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence for species knowledge
- Data quality vs. quantity
