Helmholtz Munich Expert Hour

With this format, Helmholtz Munich aims to provide regular information on politically relevant health research topics and thus strengthen the professional exchange between science and politics. This exchange and dialog with policymakers is of crucial importance to Helmholtz Munich in order to incorporate scientific findings and innovative research results into social and health policy decision-making processes. As one of the leading research centers in Germany, we see it as our responsibility to build bridges between science and politics in order to develop sustainable solutions for pressing challenges.

From Research to Patient Care – Translation and Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

The next Helmholtz Munich Expert Hour will take place on 25th March 2026 in the German Bundestag.

We look forward to discussing this important topic with you at our next Expert Hour.

Our world is constantly changing. This impacts our health. Many widespread diseases such as diabetes, allergies and lung diseases are on the rise. Helmholtz Munich uses artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technologies to detect diseases earlier, develop more targeted therapies, and bring research into medical practice faster. Our cutting-edge research is the springboard for medical innovations. Together with our partners, we accelerate the transfer from ideas to applications, from labs to startups, from science to society.

Imagine a world where research findings reach patient care faster – a world where innovative therapies and preventive approaches move directly from the lab into practice. This is exactly the goal of Helmholtz Munich. Our research opens up new possibilities to better understand diseases, detect them earlier, and treat them more precisely. Using cutting-edge technology, data-driven models, and artificial intelligence, we unravel complex disease mechanisms, develop personalized treatment strategies, and lay the foundations for the medicine of the future.

The Helmholtz Munich Expert Hour at the German Bundestag provides a platform for dialogue between science and policy, exploring how innovative findings from biomedical research can be effectively integrated into the healthcare system.

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Prof. Martin Hrabě De Angelis is Spokesperson of the Executive Board (acting) and Research Director at Helmholtz Munich. His areas of research include genetics, diabetes, phenotyping and data mining.