We take education and training of young researchers very serious. We offer internships, Bachelor, Master and PhD projects throughout the year. Please feel welcome to contact us for further information if you want to join our young and vibrant team.
We have been involved in the Molecular Biotechnology Bachelor and Master program at the University of Heidelberg for many years. More recently, we were included in the Bioinformatics Bachelor and Master courses at Freie Universität Berlin. In addition, we offer cloud workshops in the context of de.NBI.
Upcoming courses will be advertised through our News feed or at https://www.denbi.de/training.
This summer term, we are offering two projects for the course “Software management in Bioinformatics” at the Freie Universität Berlin. In student-led groups, the participants will have the opportunity to solidify the programming skills in a collaborative coding environment and delve into applied health data science. Project A is dealing with multi-omics integration in delir prevention. The students will develop workflows and implement models to predict delir at a pre-operative stage, relying on clinical, genetic and outcome data. Project B is image-centered and will explore the possibility of representation learning approaches on medical images. The students will setup necessary data augmentation and pre-processing pipelines, train auto encoder models and explore the resulting feature space.
The Biomedical Genomics research group contributes to the OpenLab Epigenomics initiative to provide support and expertise to groups generating large scale epigenomics datasets like ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq and chromatin interaction data. Please visit https://www.hdsu.org/ for more details.
Congratulations Christian!!! Researchers today often do not look through the microscope themselves: With the vast number of cells, tissue sections and tumor samples, there is simply too much for
Charité CIO Martin Peuker is driving digitization in the healthcare sector with the Health Data Platform. The jury awards him 1st prize in the Public Sector category for his outstandig achievment.
We are pleased to present our recent achievements in building the Human Cell Atlas of the Pancreas on single-cell resolution. Due to its high autolytic activities, the pancreas is a very challenging
Professor Dominik Niopek, Department of Biology at the TU, has been awarded the "Life Sciences Bridge - Aventis Foundation Postdoctoral Award" research prize sponsored by the Aventis Foundation. The
