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.

The Einstein Foundation Berlin awards €350,000 prize to advance research quality

The Einstein Foundation Berlin honors Simine Vazire, the Brazilian Reproducibility Initiative, and the Erring Rigorously project with the Einstein Foundation Award for Promoting Quality in Research.
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Prof. Dr. Katy Börner Connects Anatomy and Disease with the Multiscale Human Reference Atlas

The Berlin Institute of Health at Charité (BIH) is pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Katy Börner as a new Visiting Fellow.
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How genes affect our metabolism

Researchers at BIH and Queen Mary University of London have created the largest genetic map of human metabolism to date. They have published their findings in Nature Genetics.
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Development of the European Cancer Information Portal Launched

The Berlin Institute of Health at Charité (BIH) is coordinating the central European research project "EU-CiP" (European Cancer Information Portal).
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Berlin Institute of Health at (BIH) and ProBioGen join forces at the Berlin Center for Gene and Cell Therapies (BC GCT)

The Berlin Institute of Health at Charité (BIH) and ProBioGen today announced a major collaboration to manufacture materials for gene and cell therapies.
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Events

WebinarQUEST Center
13 Jan 2026
Reproducibility Toolkit: "statcheck"
An event as part of the monthly online seminar series "Preclinical Rethinking Webinar". (In English)
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Lecture
13 Jan 2026
Charité 3R-Lecture | Microglial Immune Signaling and Human Neural Networks in Dementia
The next 3R-Lecture will present new insights into dementia research. Afterwards, there will be a get-together where attendees can chat with the speakers, the BIH Core Unit Pluripotent Stem Cells and Organoids (CUSCO), and Bit Bio Ltd.
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SeminarQUEST Center
14 Jan 2026
Using of Electronic Lab Books
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 other questions about the ELN will be answered in this course. (In German)
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Partner event
17 Jan 2026
Exhibition "Berlin - Hauptstadt der Wissenschaftlerinnen" in Lyon
The traveling exhibition will be on display again starting January 17 - this time in Lyon, in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Lyon. It will be accompanied by a panel discussion and workshops that invite students and the public to exchange ideas about gender equality in science.
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WorkshopQUEST Center
19 Jan - 23 Jan 2026
Love Methods Week 2026
In this week several workshops and seminars are offered themed around methods reproducibility. (In English)
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SeminarQUEST Center
20 Jan 2026
Exploring the Multiverse: Transparency, Uncertainty, and Robustness in Data Analysis
An event as part of the QUEST Seminar on Responsible Research. Speaker: Cassie Short (In English)
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Partner event
20 Jan 2026
Opening of Science Year 2026 – Medicine of the Future
What will medicine look like in the future? This question will be addressed at the kick-off event for Science Year 2026 – Medicine of the Future. The Federal Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space cordially invites all interested citizens to learn more about the medicine of the future.
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Partner eventConference
28 Jan 2026
DACH Healthcare Innovation Summit 2026
Want to stay uptodate on innovations in healthcare? At this year's #DACHHIS, Bamberg Health is once again bringing together key players from the healthcare sector to discuss the optimization of healthcare systems in Europe - among them Sylvia Thun & Thomas Gazlig from the BIH.
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SeminarQUEST Center
28 Jan 2026
Using of Electronic Lab Books
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 other questions about the ELN will be answered in this course. (In English)
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Capital of female scientists

Get to know women scientists who have had or continue to have a significant impact on teaching, research and our city. More than a hundred years after the first female student was officially enrolled, Berlin can now present itself as the capital of women scientists with the highest proportion of women professors in Germany.

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Calls

16 Jan 2026
Call for Applications: GeneNovate Investors' Day 2026
Eligible for (founded) startups and late-stage academic projects with signed term sheet with focus on gene and cell-based innovations
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