most international places in Lower Saxony. More than 100 people with Ukrainian passports work and study at the university - and many people from all neighbouring countries. The MHH is thus one of the places

Eponym - Prof. Dr. med. Ina Pichlmayr Archiv MHH 1932: born in Wahlstatt/Silesia 1950-1956: Medical studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich 1956: Doctorate in Medicine at the LMU 1957-1958:

systematic use of RWD also offers great potential for the planning of academic investigator-initiated studies. The "Real World Data Days" series is to be continued, not least due to the great interest and the

air pollution data as well as biosignals obtained from wearables. Furthermore, data from research studies are included, among them longitudinal data from the German COPD cohort. Machine learning and artificial

Professor Schegelberger for her many years of work and the many impulses she has set. Nataliya Di Donato studied at the Medical University of Kharkiv, Ukraine, and received her doctorate from the Faculty of Medicine

Contact & Office Hours International Office der MHH If you are interested in studying, please contact Registrar's Office ! Where to find us: Building J01, Level S0, Room 1160 / 1170 ( Map ) Angela Steinhusen

frozen for later use. Possible areas of application are high throughput screening methods, toxicology studies and cell therapy. You can find more about the fascination on stem cell research and the motivation

Prof. Dr. med. | Dr. rer. nat. Burkhard Tümmler studied biochemistry (1971-1976) and human medicine (1974-1981) and received his doctorates in the fields of physical chemistry and human genetics (Dr. rer

In close cooperation with MHH-internal and external cooperation partners (e.g. from Ghana), we now study the earliest maturation traits, vulnerability to perturbations, and their role in the critical early

talks. Here, we bring together colleagues from basic research, translational projects, and clinical studies. The focus of the exchange this year will be on science communication. We will address the following