Training biomedical researchers for a deep understanding of processes, values, and merits of clinical trial data sharing.

Opening the BLACK BOX - Transfer of training content on Responsible Research & Open Science into research practice.

Development of evidence-informed, comprehensive and applied recommendations for biomedical scientists working with stroke patients and stakeholders.

The DECIDE project aims to improve translation from preclinical findings through the support of multi-laboratory confirmatory projects. Support is provided through counselling, workshops and meta-research which aim to improve practices in preclinical trials.

A platform that integrates mechanistic modelling and bioinformatics to create a real-time virtual copy of a patient, allowing for detailed health simulations. The project connects multiple apps to track a stroke patient’s individual journey, covering all phases, from prevention to treatment and rehabilitation.

A systematic review and meta-analysis investigating sex differences in preclinical stroke research in in vivo and in vitro models.

The PRODIGY consortium strengthens research collaboration between the Berlin University Alliance and the global south. Within this initiative, the QUEST Center explores the current state of global health research, identifying areas for improvement and providing data to inform future discussions.

Besides supporting researchers working with preclinical models, RPX conducts meta-research on experimental design, bias reduction, replicability and optimal decision-making for translational goals.

The CARDS project aims to develop and expand tools, services, and training offered to researchers of the Berlin University Alliance (BUA) on the topic of research data management (RDM).

The project "Berlin University Alliance Open Science Magnifiers" continues and further develops the systematic monitoring of Open Science practices. This includes visualizations of indicators for open practices, as well as highlighting of specific best-practice examples.