Gene and cell therapy is changing what’s possible in medicine. But where is this field headed, and what does that mean for investors? In a fireside chat, venture capitalists from the sector discuss future trends, opportunities, and challenges.
This course was designed with the aim of implementing a modular course for doctoral students focused on Responsible Research that addresses usually underrepresented research topics.
How can you navigate challenging projects with confidence, flexibility, and a strong sense of ownership? Agile collaboration offers a hands-on approach to doing exactly that.
Through a mix of lectures and hands-on practical activities and tutorials, participants will learn the major steps required to undertake a systematic review and meta-analysis of preclinical animal studies. (In English)
The 2nd Berlin Organoid Symposium will bring together leading researchers and emerging scientists to explore the next frontiers of organoid biology. Building on the success of its first edition, the symposium will expand the dialogue beyond Berlin, fostering interactions across institutions,…
How can the medicine of tomorrow become better, more equitable, and more accessible? Leading figures from the worlds of science, business, and politics will discuss this and other questions in the next event of the series, including Christopher Baum from the BIH.
Every first Thursday of the month, the GSCN invites everyone interested to the Stem Cell Club - this time with Alexander Mosig (University Jena) and Daniel Ibrahim (MPI for Molecular Genetics & BIH/BCRT). Meet the Berlin stem cell community to engage in new connections or projects!
Early-career researchers from all disciplines are warmly invited to join us for one or both days of the conference and explore “The Value(s) of Science” through discussions on trust, transparency, responsibility, inclusion, AI ethics, scientific communication, and public impact.
In the upcoming BIH Lecture, learn how Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) are shaping the research landscape in Canada and what strategies can help successfully integrate diversity into research, teaching, and academic structures.
