Our research group is happy to host the first training workshop for doctoral students as part of the SPM4.0 project which takes place from 17th to 20th November 2025 at the Charité. This event brings together young researchers from around the world to deepen their knowledge of advanced scanning probe microscopy and machine learning, as well as…
DetailsWe had a great day paddling!!
Leipzig, Germany Sept. 22 – 24, 2025 https://conference.uni-leipzig.de/poc/2025/ Building upon the tradition of previous successful meetings, scientists from different disciplines and from across the world that are interested in physical aspects of cancer progression are brought together. Cancer progression is a complex process involving multiple events that occurs across various spatial and temporal scales. There…
DetailsThe Collaborative Research Center Matrix in Vision (SFB 1340) together with the Research Training Group BIOQIC (GRK 2260) and the Clinic of Radiology of Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin cordially invites to the 2nd International Symposium on Matrix Directed Medical Imaging. The scientific symposium for PhD students and early career investigators in biomedical research will take place on…
DetailsResearch grants in the Medical Scientist Pilot Programme are awarded to non-physician scientists with a doctorate to enable them to work on research projects of particular importance and thus take a decisive career step in medical research.Congratulations Tom!!! Great job – we are delighted for you!
DetailsReiter R, Mürdel P, Loch FN, Shahryari M, Strehle R, Bayerl C, Braun J, Sack I, Asbach P, Kaufmann D; Radiology Advances, Volume 2, Issue 3, May 2025, https://doi.org/10.1093/radadv/umaf013 Cover Radiology Advances, Volume 2, Issue 3, May 2025
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Live elastography demonstration at the Long Night of Science: From massage to diagnosisMany thanks to everyone who took part in our tour, as well as to our fantastic team that made the evening so exciting for everyone!Many diseases alter the stiffness of our organs. Elastography is a new method that combines massage-like vibrations with ultrasound…
Details“For his outstanding contribution to the field of MR Elastography and for his constant commitment to young scientists of various disciplines in the clinical translation of research.“ Congratulations Ingolf!
DetailsStudy by Tom Meyer et. al. on cardiac THE mentioned in an editorial in Circulation: The Stiffer, the Faster: EchocardiographicEvaluation of Myocardial PropertiesTorvald Espeland , MD; Svend Aakhus , MD, PhD
DetailsCongratulations to Tom Meyer and Matthias Anders from the second BIOQIC cohort – both have successfully completed their dissertations!
We want to welcome our guest researcher Neslihan Koyuncu-Gürsu from the University of Istanbul – welcome Neslihan!
DetailsSherine Brahma from the second BIOQIC cohort has defended his thesis exceptionally well – SUMMA CUM LAUDE! Congratulations Sherine!
