Our Mission

Helmholtz Biomedical Engineering connects Helmholtz Centers, research institutions, universities, hospitals, industry and additional stakeholders across research fields. The initiative’s ambition is to accelerate the transfer of new discoveries and technologies into health solutions. Scientists from the participating 10 Centers defined six flagships. The initiative thrives on a first cohort of ten centrally funded projects (see below).

The initiative's current emphasis is to position Biomedical Engineering

  • as crucial enabler of translation 

  • a distinct and independent scientific discipline 

  • powerful driver of health technologies and solutions  

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Current Projects

The initative is thriving on a first cohort of 10 funded projects These projects pioneer solutions that will transform prevention, diagnosis, and treatment

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The Helmholtz Center Munich based coordination unit aims to 

  • establish a national biomedical engineering community 

  • create opportunities for collaboration and exchange 

  • identify, explore and facilitate partnerships for future funding 

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