Clinical trials are the “backbone of evidence-based medicine”: This is where new drugs and treatments are tested on humans for the first time. The results of such trials are therefore highly relevant. But unfortunately many clinical trial results from German universities are not published at all or are registered too late – and if they are…
Recent years have seen perceptions of a “reproducibility crisis” grow in various disciplines. Scientists see poor levels of reproducibility as a severe threat to scientific self-correction, the efficiency of research processes, and societal trust in research results. A major Horizon Europe-funded project will study these issues and improve…
The innovation group „Matters of Research Assessment and its Implementation” (MAI) supports the four BUA-partners in equipping themselves for a paradigm shift in research assessment.
In a new dashboard, the BIH QUEST Center presents how Charité researchers view and implement open science. The results are part of the BSS, a Berlin-wide survey of researchers.
Prof. Il-Kang Na became the new director of the BIH Charité Clinician Scientist Program (CSP) on January 1, 2023. The BIH Johanna Quandt Professor succeeds Prof. Duška Dragun, who headed the CSP until her untimely death in late 2020. In 2021 and 2022, Prof. Britta Siegmund and Prof. Dominik N. Müller took charge of the program on an interim…
The participant of the BIH Charité Advanced Clinician Scientist Pilot Program Prof. Dr. med. Annette Künkele-Langer from the Department of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology received the call to the W2 professorship "CAR T cell therapy for solid tumors" (Bund-Länder program, BMBF). The professorship is designed as a bridge between pediatric oncology…
Dr. med. Katarina Braune, fellow and representative of the BIH Charité Digital Clinician Scientist Program, is co-author of the position paper on "Language and Diabetes/Language Matters" published for World Diabetes Day 2022. The joint position paper of the German Diabetes Society (DDG), diabetesDE Deutsche Diabetes Hilfe and #dedoc° Diabetes…
The €500,000 Einstein Award for Promoting Quality in Research honors researchers and institutions whose work helps to fundamentally advance the quality and robustness of research findings. The recipient of this year’s international Individual Award is Canadian physician Gordon Guyatt for the development of best practices for all areas of clinical…
The DFG positions itself for the further development of Open Science principles and practices based on a differentiated consideration of both the potentials and the challenges of Open Science for science.
