When it comes to promoting innovative ideas in the field of life sciences within Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin and its partner institutions, Stiftung Charité has been an important authority since its establishment in 2005. The private,…
With the help of 3D printing, many things are now possible that were unthinkable just a few years ago: personalized, root-analog implants in dentistry, a vascularized, patient-specific organ model or a star sensor with integrated thermal expansion…
When the condition of chronic heart patients deteriorates, their voice changes. Berlin-based health start-up Noah Labs is developing AI-based software that can detect these changes via smartphone and forward them directly to physicians. The young…
The Business Angels Club Berlin-Brandenburg has been supporting startup founders in building their own companies for more than 20 years.
There are more than 60 robotics companies in the Berlin region. In addition, numerous research institutions and projects are devoted to the topic. The Berlin-Brandenburg Robotics Network, borne by the Berlin Partner Business Location Center, is an…
At the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence, an international team of scientists and public health experts work to protect communities - across the world and here in Germany - from health emergencies, in particular from the impacts of…
The Berlin-based start-up Cambrium uses artificial intelligence to produce bio-based materials. The materials are sustainable and above all - depending on the use case - adaptable to the respective purpose.
So far, research across medical health institutions has been complicated in Germany – not least because it was difficult to obtain relevant and comparable data. In the future, things will get easier for researchers. Of late, they have been able to…
BeCAT - The therapy of the future is developed here
At Charité's "Berlin Center for Advanced Therapies" (BeCAT), the new class of Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMP) has been under development since 2018. In 2024, it will move into the new…
Another center for cutting-edge research in medicine is being built in Berlin. The new building, called "Der Simulierte Mensch" (Si-M), will provide space for around 140 researchers from science and clinical practice to carry out their scientific…
