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Helmholtz Zentrum München

Helmholtz Zentrum München is a research center with a mission to discover personalized medical solutions for the prevention and therapy for environmentally triggered diseases and promote a healthier society in a rapidly changing world.

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Metabolic Health

Cell Programming & Repair

Bioengineering & Digital Health

Environmental Health

Molecular Targets & Therapies

Helmholtz Pioneer Campus

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Research Freedom

Promote curiosity driven research and offer scientists high degree of freedom.

Multidisciplinarity

Employ interdisciplinary research and enabling technologies to develop precision medical solutions.

Innovate

Harness algorithms, machine learning and artificial intelligence to answer biological problems and faciliate clinical decision making.

Translate

Discovery that addresses real world problems and offers tangible medical solutions.

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Inform

Disseminate and raise awareness about the current state of research. Educate patients about diabetes, lung diseases and allergies.

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Distinguished national programs

Helmholtz AI

GPPAD

Sustainable research

Young Investigators

Helmholtz Young Investigator Groups Program enables early career researchers make their first steps as group leaders.

Graduate Program and Research Schools

The Helmholtz Graduate School Environmental Health (HELENA) develops the next generation of internationally competitive researchers.

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