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Predicting cell fate trajectories

AI, New Research Findings, Computational Health, ICB,

AI Model Makes Developmental Paths of Biological Cells Traceable

Researchers at Helmholtz Munich, the Technical University of Munich (TUM), the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, and the University of Oxford, have developed an AI-based model that not only traces the developmental paths of individual cells,…

12.07.2023, Neuherberg: Helmholtz Pioneer Campus Opening. Foto: Matthias Balk/Helmholtz Zentrum München

Stem Cells, IES, Computational Health, ICB, Bioengineering, IBMI, Pioneer Campus,

Three Helmholtz Munich Researchers Elected to Bavarian Academy

At its most recent plenary session, the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (BAdW) elected 13 distinguished scholars as new members. Among them are three researchers from Helmholtz Munich: Prof. Maria-Elena Torres-Padilla, Prof. Fabian Theis,…

Fabian Theis bei Eröffnung des Google AI Centers Berlin

AI, Awards & Grants, Computational Health, ICB,

Google Opens AI Center in Berlin and Supports AI Projects by Fabian Theis

On March 5, Google opened its first German AI Center in Berlin. The event was attended by representatives from politics, business, and science, including Federal Research Minister Dorothee Bär, Federal Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger, Berlin's…

Kidney Picture AI-Generated

AI, Transfer, Computational Health, ICB,

Helmholtz Munich Launches Collaboration on AI-Driven Kidney Disease Research

Helmholtz Munich and Novartis Biomedical Research are launching a four-year collaboration to advance kidney disease research. Starting in early 2026, the partnership will work to develop an integrated, cross-species “kidney disease atlas” at…

Big data technology data science analysis

AI, New Research Findings, Computational Health, ICB,

BioPathNet: New AI Uncovers Hidden Patterns in Biomedical Knowledge Graphs

A new artificial intelligence (AI) method called BioPathNet helps researchers systematically search large biological data networks for hidden connections – from gene functions and disease mechanisms to potential therapeutic approaches. BioPathNet was…

Detailed view of a computer interface used by geneticists showing a complex genome mapping software with colorful DNA strands without displaying any personal identity in a modern research lab

AI, New Research Findings, Computational Health, ICB,

Pertpy: A Software Toolbox Reveals How Individual Cells Respond to Therapies

With single-cell technologies, researchers can measure millions of cells in parallel and track how each one responds to specific perturbations – targeted interventions such as drug treatments, changes in gene activity or disease-like conditions.…