The DECIPHER-M research project uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to further understand the spread of cancer cells based on routine clinical data. The aim is to improve treatment options using a multimodal foundation model. As a key contributor,…

A landmark consensus paper introducing the FUTURE-AI framework for trustworthy AI in healthcare has been published by a collaboration of leading institutions, in which Helmholtz Munich is also involved. This important work sets a new standard for…

The project FUTURE-AI aims to bridge the gap between AI research and clinical adoption in healthcare. It provides guidelines for developing trustworthy AI tools, built on six guiding principles and 30 best practices.

The German Radiological Society has awarded the Alfred Breit Prize this year to Prof. Julia Schnabel, Director at the Institute of Machine Learning in Biomedical Imaging at Helmholtz Munich and Professor at the Technical University of Munich. The…

Helmholtz Munich organized its first "Expert Hour" in the German Bundestag. With this new event format, Helmholtz Munich will regularly provide information on politically relevant health and research topics in the future and support work in the…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly crucial in medical research, and Helmholtz Munich is one of the world's leading institutions in this field. It can detect tumors as effectively as severe eye diseases.

KI Serie "Wahnsinn und Methode" der Süddeutschen Zeitung, 23. August 2023

Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping our daily lives. From digital assistants on cell phones to complex systems in mobility or industrial production - it is impossible to imagine life without this key technology.

Der tagesschau Zukunfts-Podcast: mal angenommen · 15.12.2022 · 27 Min.

Data Science can help save lives. Julia Schnabel talked about the potential of machine learning solutions for medical imaging applications, such as early detection of diseases.

The MedtecLIVE Talent Award 2022 is given to bachelor’s and master’s theses that relate to an innovation, improvement, or new application in medical technology along with its entire value chain.

The German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst – DAAD) is using funding from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) to extend its promotion of young AI talents in Germany.

Prof. Dr. Julia Schnabel is invited as keynote speaker at MIDL 2022.

At each event, two Principal Investigators (PIs) of MIBE working in related research areas will provide exciting insights into their research. After the talks which take around 90 minutes, there is plenty of time for networking.

Dates: Friday, 25th March 2022 & Saturday 26th March 2022

Location: TranslaTUM, Munich & online

Medicine is on the verge of another revolution: Artificial intelligence supports doctors in analyzing X-ray and ultrasound images and in improving diagnostics and treatment. Researchers in Germany are also successfully working on novel solutions, and…

We are delighted to announce the 10th International Workshop on Biomedical Image Registration (WBIR2022) that will be hosted in Munich, Germany, from 10th to 12th July 2022.

By Anirban Mukhopadhyay

Podcast is a great clinical culture for Knowledge dissemination, constructive arguments & deep discussions. One more way in which the MICCAI community is different from those who we serve. Introducing "AI-ready Healthcare",…

Das Naturkundemuseum Bayern 'BIOTOPIA' veranstaltete am 2. Dezember ein Online-Event zum Thema "Künstliche Intelligenz im Gesundheitswesen: Anwendungen, Herausforderungen, Zukunftspotenziale". Vom Zentrum mit dabei sind unser CEO Matthias Tschöp,…

RESONATOR - The Helmholtz Association's research podcast with Holger Klein

Computer scientist Julia Schnabel is setting up a new institute at Helmholtz Munich. There, she and her team feed AI systems with patient images. The goal of the research: to give doctors more time for their patients.

Computer scientist Julia Schnabel is working on artificial intelligence that can help doctors diagnose and detect serious diseases at an early stage. She is now setting up a new institute at Helmholtz Munich after several decades in England.

Julia Schnabel has joined Helmholtz Zentrum München as the head of the newly formed Institute of Machine Learning in Biomedical Imaging. The new institute will complement and link into the biomedical imaging and computational health research program…