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The group "Systemic Perspectives in Translational Biomedicine" investigates research processes in (preclinical) biomedical research. The path from an initial discovery to the patient is long and challenging. One important building block of successful translation is the generation of robust evidence.

At BIH and beyond, the group explores how such evidence can be generated in an efficient manner. In particular, the group is interested in what evidence is needed to enable decisions to progress through a translational research trajectory to ultimately create patient benefit. For this, the group draws on transdisciplinary approaches from biostatistics, experimental design, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, quality management, and education. Through this, the group aims to understand translation via scientific inquiry in order to contribute to a theory of translational research. At the same time, this theoretical knowledge is applied to counsel and accompany selected use cases.

Please see below for details on current projects.

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