To improve human health, scientists must go beyond basic research and focus on the realization of concrete applications that yield measurable benefit. To achieve this, researchers must make an outstanding effort to translate advances in science into benefits for society.

Excellence in science, education and infrastructure and goal-oriented cooperative projects are the basis of Helmholtz Zentrum München. Successful research leads to new approaches to tackle diabetes mellitus, chronic lung diseases and other major widespread diseases. Efficient translational research and technology transfer make the findings quickly available for the use of society.

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