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Big genomic data visualization

Computational Health, ITG,

Big Data at Your Bedside

Analysis of genes can help in detecting diseases at an early stage as well as in determining new drug targets for therapy. Thanks to extremely powerful data processing, the field holds great promise for advancement. Helmholtz Munich is particularly…

Fabian Theis receives Leibnizpreis 2023

Awards & Grants, Computational Health, ICB,

Fabian Theis wins Leibniz Prize 2023

The German Research Foundation (DFG, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) awarded Fabian Theis the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize – the most prestigious research award in Germany. Fabian Theis is Head of the Computational Health Center at Helmholtz…

Awards & Grants, Computational Health, Health AI, ICB,

CLINSPECT-M: Clinical Mass Spectrometry Center for Molecular Brain Research goes into extension

Munich scientists from the fields of proteomics, informatics, and medicine are working together on a large-scale project to investigate the causes of diseases of the central nervous system, how they can be diagnosed, and how treatment can be…

Krebszelle und Lymphozyten

New Research Findings, Computational Health, Health AI, AIH,

New targets for CAR-T cell therapy against acute myeloid leukemia through AI-assisted analysis

Interdisciplinary cooperation between LMU and Helmholtz Munich supported by Bavarian Research Foundation

 

Unlike other forms of blood cancer, acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cannot currently be treated with CAR-T cell immunotherapy. The reason is that…

Leukemia cells in peripheral blood smear, Wright stain

AI, Computational Health, AIH,

AI Transforms Blood Disease Diagnosis

In the future, blood samples from patients can be evaluated not only by specialists, but also by artificial intelligence. A team from Helmholtz Munich is laying the foundations for this.

Portrait of Prof. Dr. Julia Anne Schnabel, Director of Institute of Machine Learning in Biomedical Imaging Querformat #87

IML,

AI.BAY 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.