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The mission of the BIH is medical translation: The BIH aims to translate findings from biomedical research into new approaches for personalised prediction, prevention and therapy and, conversely, to develop new research approaches from clinical observations.

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  • WorkshopQUEST Center

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    Reproducible Research with R

    This course will guide participants towards a reproducible research workflow supported by R. This course is generously supported by data camp by providing free access to online learning material. (In…

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    The BIH at the THB Open Campus Day

    Visit us at the BIH booth (Info Point, Central Campus), 10 am to 3 pm, and find out more about the dual study program "Medical Informatics (B.Sc.)". A course of study for anyone interested in computer…

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    BIH Diversity Week

    From May 27-31, 2024, the BIH is organizing a Diversity Week for the first time. With the Diversity Week, we want to celebrate the inclusive research and work culture at the BIH, raise awareness of…

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    ISCO - Innovations in Single Cell Omics

    ISCO conference for single cell researchers from diferent disciplines, co-organized by leading centres for genomic and biomedical research in Berlin and Barcelona.

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    Using of Electronic Lab Books

    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…

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  • SeminarQUEST Center

    Using of Electronic Lab Books

    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…

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How did the Coronavirus influence research?

During the Corona pandemic, half a million researchers from more than 170 different fields published articles about the virus or the COVID-19 disease. Many of them were not really virus-experts, even automobile researchers published about Corona. In the new episode of the BIH-podcast, John Ioannidis, famous meta-researcher from Stanford and Berlin,…

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