HiDiH has had a long-standing interest in systems biology, -omics and big data analysis to gain better understanding into disease mechanisms and fundamental processes in molecular cell biology. We have been drivers of the International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC) since its inception. More recently, we have joined the worldwide effort to build a Human Cell Atlas by establishing the human pancreas cell atlas in health and disease. Here, we take particular advantage of our strong technology development arm in imaging and sequencing technology combined with our strengths in computational analysis of multi-dimensional data . Reaching out into the rich data world of clinical care, Roland Eils co-initiated the German Medical Informatics Initiative. Here, he has been the founder and coordinator of the HiGHmed consortium that integrates data from nine university medical centers in Germany with the goal to make data from clinical care and research interoperable across medical sectors and institutions. HiDiH integrates our research activities in fundamental life sciences and in innovative healthcare research at our two sites in Berlin and in Heidelberg.
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
The Hub for Innovations in Digital Health (HiDiH) brings together two independent sites of excellent research and development in Berlin and in Heidelberg. HIDIH’s major branch in Berlin is the Center for Digital Health at the Charité and the Berlin Institute of Health (BIH).
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