The 2026 edition of Innovating Health Together Conference will focus on how health systems can remain resilient, sustainable, and responsive in the face of accelerating demographic, technological, economic, and environmental pressures. As healthcare systems across Europe and globally confront ageing populations, workfo

Come meet our team! We would like to invite you to the next BCCN PhD Lecture Series on October 21 at 9:30 am in the BCCN Lecture Hall.

Our lab lead, Prof. Dr. Petra Ritter, will be giving a lecture on “Trustworthy Digital Brain Twins”.

The abstract is as follows:

Simulating the human brain through digital twin technology offers unprecedented opportunities for personalized medicine, cl

On October 15, 2026, or lab lead Dr. Petra Ritter will participate as an invited speaker at The Berlin AI Conference, held at SPACE SHACK Berlin (Akazienstraße 3A).Organised by Startup Network Europe, the evening event serves as a regional forum bringing together approximately 150 representatives from Berlin’s applied tech sector, including researchers, engineers, and founders.

The event’s

How can Europe turn its AI, robotics and health-data investments into certified, trusted healthcare products that actually reach patients?

This TEF-HEalth workshop will demonstrate how coordinated national ecosystems, fully e

This week is the BIH Scientific Symposium! Please join us this Thursday the 24th of September at the Langenbeck-Virchow-Haus in Mitte for a full day of diverse scientific programming. The event is from 9am until 9pm, with registration at 8am (if you haven’t already registered online).

Our lab will be exhibiting an art installation: My Virtual Dream. MVD is an audio visual installation that crea

OBHM will be hosting a two day online course and symposiums from September 2-4. The course will cover the current generation and history of MRI data analysis. The symposium format is meant to cover topics at a high level to help participants gain insights into practical topics. Some highlights from the symposium program are: validation of measurements in mental illness categorization, the challeng

Please join us on Thursday July 9th this week, as several of our lab members are presenting their work at Recycled Conference at the Rahel-Hirsch-Center. The idea behind the conference is to give a second life to posters already shown at other events. It’s a great opportunity to share and connect with fellow PHD students, and experience the breadth of research going on at BIH and affiliate institu

Join us on July 7th from 1100-1230 online for a webinar and workshop focused on making AI systems in healthcare more interoperable and scalable. The program content will focus on the links between validation, deployment and scaling of digital health solutions so that they may be more easily adopted across Europe. Out lab lead, Dr. Petra Ritter will be joining the panel of speakers discussing scali

We are delighted to announce our lab lead, Dr. Prof. Petra Ritter, will be contributing a talk entitled ”The computational understanding of neurological symptoms” at the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology in Geneva this year. The talk will be on the 29th of June, held from 9-10am in the Room TV Studio, to be filmed for live broadcast. This will be part of a series called “From Broc

We are excited to announce the return of our Virtual Course Series: "Digital Brain Twins in Clinical Research" for the Summer 2026 edition!

In this comprehensive course participants will learn the basic concepts and methods for reproducible biology founded personalized brain network modeling and simulation. We will learn how to construct models, process multimodal imaging data for creating

Join us this summer for OHBM, where several members of our lab will be presenting our latest research. You can look forward to meeting our lab members responsible for this research and posters covering a diverse range of topics from modelling consciousness and unconsciousness, deep brain stimulation, gradient and bifurcation optimization, understanding memory and cognition using network models, an