Past events

Talk: Introduction to Lab²: A MetaLab for Better Science. Speaker: Levent Neyse. (In English)

The Diversity Journal Club together with the QUEST Center discusses current research on diversity and responsible research and innovation in the DRIVERS Journal Club. (In English)

We bring together the relevant stakeholders in the field of gene & cell therapy research to discuss the latest developments in science and political and economic challenges.

The Patient Monitoring Roundtable is an interdisciplinary platform for an inspiring exchange between clinicians, industry and patient representatives. A key feature is the joint commitment to optimize monitoring for the benefit of the patients.

Panel Discussion in the Berlin BioCube with the Experts Juliane Eichler, Senior Legal Advisor, German American Chamber of Commerce in New York and Harald Hasselmann, CEO Eckert & Ziegler.

In her online talk "Road To The Clinic: How To Translate Your Research Into a Manufacturing Process", van Pel will share her knowledge on process development, clinical manufacture and testing strategies for cell therapies.

The congress is the most important event in the German healthcare market. Year after year, important reform projects are discussed here and the course is set for the modernization of our healthcare system. This time, among other speakers Christof von Kalle and Sylvia Thun.

During this intensive workshop, participants will delve into the practicalities of conducting meta-analysis on animal studies. (In English)

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)

The ATiO forum brings together stakeholders and professionals of regenerative medicine to bring innovation from the bench to the bedside. keynotes, pitches and contributions from start ups give insights into current treatments and the next generation of biomaterials, devices and cell therapies.

Partner event organized by the BUA Open Science Ambassadors: Expect a varied program featuring interactive workshops, panel discussions, and plenty of opportunity to connect with fellow researchers, among them our colleagues from the BIH QUEST Center for Responsible Research and the BIH Medical Informatics Group.

In their online talks “Understanding Regulatory Requirements for Gene and Cell Therapies”, Barbara Volz and Michael Moles will share their knowledge about the European ATMP regulatory landscape, global initiatives and the challenges faced by developers.

An event as part of the monthly online seminar series "Preclinical Rethinking Webinar". (In English)

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)

The BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies and bioMérieux will host a live demonstration event at the Cranach House on "Validated QC Methods for GMP Applications" - with a Biofire Mycoplasma live measurement session and several talks, among them one by Dieter Volk (CheckImmune, formerly BIH).

The SBHD conference focuses on systems biology approaches for the understanding, diagnosis, and therapy of human diseases. This year's focus: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cancer, Infectious Diseases, Metabolic Diseases, Lung Diseases, Mental Health, and Aging.

Participants will learn more about meta-research by designing and starting to collect data for a meta-research study in a small team. Participants may choose to keep working after the summer school to complete and publish their project. (In English)

Once a year, the world's best minds in stem cell research and regenerative medicine come together for the ISSCR Annual Meeting. Among them are our colleagues from the German Stem Cell Network (GSCN) with a “Meet-up Hub” on Wednesday afternoon and the popular "WunderBar Evening" on Friday.

This time with two speakers from the Max-Planck-Institut: Ivan Bedhzov, MPI for Molecular Biomedicine, Münster and Matthew Kraushar, MPI for Molecular Genetics, Berlin.

During the Covid pandemic, prospective cohort studies including NAPKON and LEOSS have collected extensive data. As part of the Series "Meet-the-Data@HealthResearch", Janne Vehreschild presents these resources and how they can be accessed. (In English)

Guest Lecture at the BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies, hosted by Ludovic Vallier (BCRT).

Conference on metabolic diseases with world-leading experts in the fields of genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics and lipidomics. The program includes panel contributions, posters and pitches to present research results.

In this webinar, you will learn from VC experts how to prepare for future interactions and what you need to know to convince VCs and secure your next funding round.

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 Patient Monitoring Roundtable is an interdisciplinary platform for an inspiring exchange between clinicians, industry and patient representatives. A key feature is the joint commitment to optimize monitoring for the benefit of the patients.

An event as part of the monthly online seminar series "Preclinical Rethinking Webinar". (In English)

Despite significant progress in diversifying student bodies, faculty diversity at U.S. universities remains a challenge. Why have many institutional efforts fallen short? In this talk, Harvard professor Frank Dobbin presents insights from studies of diversity programs at 600 colleges and universities, revealing what truly works to build more…

This event will feature four esteemed experts of the field who will share their insights and experiences on the importance of collaboration across borders and the role of funding in advancing life sciences research.

with Heiko Lickert (Helmholtz Munich): "Insulin-Producing Beta Cell Development and Regeneration" and Julian Heuberger (BfR Berlin): "Advanced Intestinal Organoid Systems to Model Tissue Responses And Regeneration".

The expert talk is part of the new SPARK-BIH National Gene and Cell Therapy Program Webinar Series. The session will focus on key players, new trends and provide strategic insights on how the IP landscape is shaping the future of gene and cell therapies. Topics: IP Protection, Global Patent Regulations, Case Studies & Litigation Trends