Our Mission: Translation!

The mission of the BIH is medical translation: The BIH aims to translate findings from biomedical research into new approaches for personalised prediction, prevention and therapy and, conversely, to develop new research approaches from clinical observations.

22 November 2022

Why do blood and lymphatic vessels grow unchecked? ERC Starting Grant for René Hägerling

Anomalies in the formation of blood and lymphatic vessels are, thankfully, rare. Those who do have them face a lifetime of complications that can range from the mild to the life-threatening.
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22 November 2022

What happens when leukemia cells and immune cells meet? ERC Starting Grant for Simon Haas

Leukemia, a blood cancer, occurs when immature immune cells stop developing but keep dividing and eventually inundate the blood. There, they encounter mature and active immune cells that either recogn
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21. November 2022

How genes and small molecules influence our personal disease risk

Every person has an individual chemical fingerprint. BIH, with partners from Cambridge, has discovered over 300 areas in the genome that contribute to this.
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10 November 2022

Three proteins in the blood help to early detect type 2 diabetes risk

Scientists have used a proteomics approach to identify a three-protein signature in the blood that can improve detection of impaired glucose tolerance.
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November 8, 2022

Live and on stage: Future Medicine Science Match 2022

Join us in the heart of the city at the bcc for a full day program on innovation in the life sciences with many international scientists eager to present their research in only 3 minutes!
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Deadline: 21 November, 2022

BIH Digital Health Accelerator 22/23 Call is now open!

Apply to the Digital Health Accelerator Program 2023 with your Digital Health idea by November 21, 2022 and bring your solution to patients* and health systems.
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11 October 2022

Common mutation linked to Alzheimer's Disease seems to be linked to COVID-19 mortality, too

Perhaps the most baffling quirk of COVID-19 is the varying severity of its course: a recent paper published in Nature may explain the genetic basis of these differences.
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Events

WorkshopQUEST Center
28 Nov - 30 Nov 2022
Introduction to Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis of Animal Studies
Through a mix of lectures and hands-on practical activities and tutorials, you will learn the major steps required to undertake a systematic review and meta-analysis of preclinical animal studies.
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Regeneration
28 Nov - 02 Dec 2022
Online BSRT Symposium "Merging Ecosystems | The Road to Sustainability in Regenerative Medicine"
Each year, PhD students of the BSRT organize a symposium on different aspects of Regenerative Medicine. This year they draw attention to the analogy between the endangered ecosystems and translational…
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29 Nov 2022
CampusVital Lounge: Where does back pain come from?
The event series organized by CampusVital provides news and interesting facts about health in a lounge atmosphere. In November with a lecture by Prof. Hendrik Schmidt (Charité/BIH Julius Wolff…
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SeminarQUEST Center
30 Nov 2022
Using of Electronic Lab Books (Course in German)
ELNs offer a number of advantages over traditional paper lab books. But what are these advantages and how can you as an individual or even a whole group use the ELN in a meaningful way? These and all…
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SymposiumQUEST Center
01 Dec - 02 Dec 2022
THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS IN RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH. A Two-day Virtual Symposium
The symposiums is conceived and organised by an international team of early career researchers, supported by researchers from Oxford in Berlin, Berlin University Alliance, eLife and BIH QUEST Center,…
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Symposium
01 Dec 2022
RegMed Forum 2022: Will AI Transform Regenerative Medicine?
Each year the BCRT and Berlin Partner jointly organize the RegMed Forum, an event series that provides the opportunity discuss science in the field of regenerative medicine. Receive an overview of the…
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Lecture
01 Dec 2022
Berlin Stem Cell Club | Ayal Hendel (Bar Ilan Univ., Israel) & Van Trung Chu (Max Delbrück Center)
The Berlin Stem Cell Club is the new club in town. Every 1st Thursday each month | analogue and digital | one external speaker, one Berlin host | followed by social event for networking - join us and…
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LectureRegeneration
02 Dec 2022
BSRT Nikolaus Lecture with Jamie Facer-Childs
“Chasing the Light 2021, a Scientific Mission by Foot and Kite to the South Pole”, hosted by the BSRT Symposium 2022 Committee
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Symposium
05 Dec 2022
Single Cells in Focus: Berlin Symposia Series - 1st Edition
Keynote: Christoph Kuppe (RWTH Aachen) "Novel Insights Into Human Heart and Kidney Fibrosis" Speakers: Kerim Secener (Max Delbrück Center), Benedikt Obermayer-Wasserscheid (BIH), Stefan Peidli…
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Corona/COVID-19 Update

Here we will keep you informed about current developments regarding SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 and activities of the Berlin Institute of Health.
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Our Mission: Translation!

Why do blood and lymphatic vessels grow unchecked? ERC Starting Grant for René Hägerling

What happens when leukemia cells and immune cells meet? ERC Starting Grant for Simon Haas

How genes and small molecules influence our personal disease risk

Three proteins in the blood help to early detect type 2 diabetes risk

Live and on stage: Future Medicine Science Match 2022

BIH Digital Health Accelerator 22/23 Call is now open!

Common mutation linked to Alzheimer's Disease seems to be linked to COVID-19 mortality, too

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Events

Introduction to Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis of Animal Studies

Online BSRT Symposium "Merging Ecosystems | The Road to Sustainability in Regenerative Medicine"

CampusVital Lounge: Where does back pain come from?

Using of Electronic Lab Books (Course in German)

THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS IN RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH. A Two-day Virtual Symposium

RegMed Forum 2022: Will AI Transform Regenerative Medicine?

Berlin Stem Cell Club | Ayal Hendel (Bar Ilan Univ., Israel) & Van Trung Chu (Max Delbrück Center)

BSRT Nikolaus Lecture with Jamie Facer-Childs

Single Cells in Focus: Berlin Symposia Series - 1st Edition

How did the Coronavirus influence research?

Corona/COVID-19 Update

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