Project status
Sponsored by
Project type
CollPan: Collateral Effects of Pandemics In CollPan, a nationwide platform is being set up to establish evidence-based and sustainable research on collateral effects of the current pandemic and for future pandemics and crises.
Project management
Prof. Dr. med Alena Buyx
Period
01.09.2023 - 31.12.2024
past
Funding source
BMBF
BMBF bmbf
Conveyor volume
45.360,03
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint project
Topics
Collateral effects, pandemic
DR-AI - Development of application-oriented analysis algorithms in the imaging disciplines of dermatology and radiology with the help of artificial intelligence
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.10.2020-30.09.2023
past
Funding source
BMG - Federal Ministry of Health
BMG - Federal Ministry of Health bmg-federal-ministry-fr-health-
Conveyor volume
Total: 2.434.745€, subproject ethics: approx. 147.446€.
Project staff
Dr. des Theresa Willem
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint project
Topics
Dermatology, Radiology, Machine Learning, AI Ethics
PARTIALJUSTICE - Participatory Algorithmic Justice: A multi-sited ethnography to advance algorithmic justice through participatory design PARTIALJUSTICE develops the novel approach of participatory algorithmic justice. Participatory algorithmic justice defines a concept and standards of practice for collaborative research to better understand who and what AI harms, but also how these harms should be redressed.
Project management
Dr. Amelia Fiske
Period
01.09.2025 - 31.08.2030
future
Funding source
EFG
EFG efg
Conveyor volume
€ 1,472,390
Project staff
Theresa Willem, Natalia Gómez, Jonas Fischer
Project type
Third-party funded project
Third-party funded project third party project
Topics
Artificial intelligence, justice, participatory research, ethics, graphic art
ADJUST - Advancing health data justice: A comparative study of health-related data governance in Canada, Germany, and the United Kingdom ADJUST develops and applies the idea of "health data justice," which focuses on the needs of marginalized communities and how health data is collected, used, and accessed.
Project management
Dr. Amelia Fiske
Period
1.4.2025- 31.03. 2028
future
Funding source
DFG
DFG dfg
Conveyor volume
€ 429,624
Project staff
Dr. Paula Hepp, Jonas Fischer, Dr. Stuart McLennan
Project type
Third-party funded project
Third-party funded project third party project
Topics
Health, data, governance, justice, ethics, graphic art
STIPED - Noninvasive brain stimulation in pediatrics. The aim of STIPED is to investigate the safety, the dynamic dose-response relationship, the underlying mechanisms and the treatment effects of the innovative intervention with transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in children and adolescents with ADHD and ASD.
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.04.2017–30.06.2022
past
Funding source
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program european-unions-horizon-2020-research-and-innovation-programs
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
Topics
tDCS, non-invasive brain stimulation, pediatric research, neuroethics.
INTERVENE - International Consortium for Integrative Genome Prediction In the interdisciplinary research project INTERVENE, artificial intelligence (AI) is combined with large amounts of genomic (>1.7 million genomes) and other health data to develop polygenic risk scores (PRS). The aim of this European project is to better prevent complex and genetic diseases and to personalize diagnosis and treatment
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.01.2021 - 31.12.2025
past
Funding source
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program european-unions-horizon-2020-research-and-innovation-programs
Project staff
Marie-Christine Fritzsche
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
Topics
Artificial intelligence (AI), ethics, genomics, polygenic risk scores, personalized medicine.
PerEpi - Personalized diagnosis and treatment of refractory focal epilepsy in children and adults. Epilepsy in childhood and adulthood is one of the most common neurological diseases. In PerEpi, an interdisciplinary group of experts is collaborating on a European level to contribute, on the one hand, to improved diagnosis and therapy, and, on the other hand, to a significant reduction in diagnosis and treatment costs and time for the large group of patients with refractory focal epilepsy: Project management by Prof. Carsten H. Wolters (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, WWU), expert in mathematical modeling in neuroscience, expert in pediatric epilepsy Prof. Fabrice Wallois (Université de Picardie Jules Verne, UPJV), expert in inverse problems Prof. Sampsa Pursiainen (Tampere University, TAU) and ethics expert Prof. Alena Buyx (Technische Universität München, TUM).
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.07.2021 - 31.12.2025
past
Funding source
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMTR)
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMTR) federal-ministry-for-research-technology-and-space-bmtr-
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint project
Memorial book and research project: The Munich "euthanasia" victims Between 2011 and 2017, the working group Psychiatry and Welfare under National Socialism in Munich, together with the Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism and the district of Upper Bavaria, compiled a memorial book for the Munich victims of National Socialist patient murders, which was published by Wallstein Verlag in June 2018. The book honors the victims by mentioning their names and dates of life. After a long period of silence, the memory of the murdered people becomes part of the collective memory of the city of Munich. Life stories tell of the lives and deaths of the victims. The historical context and the aftermath of the National Socialist 'euthanasia' murders in Munich and Upper Bavaria are described in detail.
Project management
Prof. Dr. Annette Eberle, Prof. Dr. Gerrit Hohendorf, Prof. Dr. Michael von Cranach, Dr. Sibylle von Tiedemann
Period
2011 to 2017
past
Topics
National Socialism, euthanasia
Remembering means commemorating and informing: The National Socialist "euthanasia" and the historical site at Tiergartenstraße 4 in Berlin - A knowledge transfer project On September 2, 2014, the memorial and information site for the victims of the National Socialist euthanasia murders at Tiergartenstraße 4 in Berlin was opened to the public. The knowledge transfer project contributes to making the victims of forced sterilization and euthanasia more visible in the culture of remembrance of National Socialism.
Project management
Prof. Dr. Gerrit Hohendorf, Prof. Dr. Maike Rotzoll
Period
2013 to 2016
past
Funding source
DFG
DFG dfg
Topics
National Socialism, culture of remembrance
The Bavarian Medical Association and the Practice of Medicine under National Socialism The historical study on the medical professional organizations in Bavaria between 1933 and 1945 is based on a resolution passed by the Bavarian Medical Assembly in 2010 and examines the involvement of regional medical leaders in the ideological and structural transformation process during the National Socialist era.
Project management
Prof. Dr. Gerrit Hohendorf
Topics
National Socialism, history of medicine, medical profession
GESIOP - Health management from an inter-organizational perspective The joint project GESIOP ('Health management from an inter-organizational perspective') is embedded in the 'Future of Work' programme promoted by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, which in 2014 replaced the research programme 'Working - Learning - Developing skills. Innovative ability in a modern working world'. Like its predecessor projects, 'Future of Work', and as part of it GESIOP, is dedicated to topics such as work design and organization through changing working conditions (flexibility, digitalization, etc.), but also the balance of interests between employers and employees. TUM sub-project: Development of concepts and strategies for the integration of occupational health management and corporate social responsibility (CSR) The tool developed in the project is available free of charge at: http://gesiop-gesundearbeit.de/gesiop-tool/
Project management
Prof. Dr. med Alena Buyx
Period
10/2016 - 12/2019
past
Funding source
BMBF
BMBF bmbf
Conveyor volume
250.000€
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint project
Topics
Health management, corporate responsibility
NEHEMIAH - New ethical and regulatory challenges in data rich medicine
Project management
Prof. Dr. Alena Buyx
Period
03/2019 - 03/2020
past
Funding source
BMBF
BMBF bmbf
Conveyor volume
60.000€
Emmy Noether Research Group Political Philosophy and Bioethics (DFG)
Project management
Prof. Dr. Alena Buyx
Period
07/2012 - Dec. 2020
past
Funding source
DFG
DFG dfg
Conveyor volume
1.300.000€
TherVacB - A therapeutic vaccine against hepatitis B The human immune system appears to have the ability to clear acute HBV infection in approximately 90 % of infected adults. An effective virus-specific B and T cell response is considered a key factor in viral control and eventual resolution of HBV infection. Unfortunately, B and T cell responses are barely detectable and functionally impaired in chronic HBV infection. The mission of TherVacB is to overcome HBV-specific immune tolerance and restore antiviral B-cell and T-cell responses through therapeutic vaccination to finally cure HBV.
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01/2020 - 12/2024
past
Funding source
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program european-unions-horizon-2020-research-and-innovation-programs
Conveyor volume
Consortium: 10.400.000€, Ethics subproject: 360.000€.
Project staff
Bettina Zimmermann, Theresa Willem, Nina Goldman, Nina Matthes
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
Topics
HepatitisB, vulnerable populations, clinical study recruitment, social media recruitment, research ethics
OBELISK - Fighting childhood obesity to stay healthy all over the life Obelisk aims to advance our understanding of the molecular mechanisms contributing to or preventing childhood obesity. It seeks to develop tools for early prediction and prevention, identify new genes associated with childhood obesity, and explore targeted approaches for prevention.
Project management
Stuart McLennan
Period
01.05.2023 -30.04.2028
future
Funding source
EU project Horizon
EU project Horizon eu project horizon
Conveyor volume
Total project €10,021,376.75 | IGEM sub-project €416,576.25
Project staff
Dr. Marte Smedinga
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
STAGE: Stay Healthy Through Ageing
Project management
Stuart McLennan
Period
01.01.2024-31.12.2029
future
Funding source
EU project Horizon
EU project Horizon eu project horizon
Conveyor volume
Total project: € 17,760,512.00 | IGEM sub-project: € 469,490.00
Project staff
Paola Buedo
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
Topics
Ageing, Chronic diseases, Health care, Health data, Personalized care solutions, Personalized interventions, Life-course, Exposome, Biological Hallmarks
Neurotechnology in Mental Health (NEUROTECH)
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.02.2022 - 31.01.2026
past
Funding source
Excellence strategy of the federal and state governments
Excellence strategy of the federal and state governments excellence-strategy-of-the-federation-and-the-nation
Conveyor volume
165.000€
Project staff
Franziska Schönweitz
Project type
TUM Innovation Network
TUM Innovation Network tum-innovation-network
Topics
Neurotechnologies, neuro-sensors, neuro-therapies, embedded ethics and social sciences
4D PICTURE - Design-based data-driven decision-support tools for improving cancer care
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01/10/2022 - 30/09/2027
future
Funding source
Horizon Europe research and innovation
Horizon Europe research and innovation horizon-europe-research-and-innovation
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
Topics
ethics, oncology, health care services, computer science, artificial intelligence, design, personalized medicine
RR-AI - Responsible robotics in elderly care
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.01.2020-30.06.2023
past
Funding source
Bavarian Research Institute for Digital Transformation (bidt)
Bavarian Research Institute for Digital Transformation (bidt) bavarian-research-institute-for-digital-transformation-bidt
Conveyor volume
841,154.02 € (institute: 265,384.67 €)
Project staff
Daniel Tigard, Marieke Bak
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint-project
Topics
ethics, robotics, artificial intelligence, elderly care, vulnerable populations
METHAD: towards a Medical ETHical ADvisor
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx, Prof. Dr. Klaus Diepold
BIOMAP: Biomarkers in atopic dermatitis and psoriasis
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx
Period
01.04.2019 - 31.03.2025
past
Funding source
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program european-unions-horizon-2020-research-and-innovation-programs
Conveyor volume
Consortium 10.400.000€, Ethics subproject: 185.000€.
Project staff
Marie-Christine Fritzsche
Project type
EU consortium
EU consortium eu consortium
Topics
Biomarkers, molecular profiling, advanced modeling, disease maps, endotypes.
SolPan - Solidarity in times of a pandemic?
Project management
Prof. Dr. med. Alena Buyx, Dr. Nora Hangel, Dr. Bettina Zimmermann, Franziska Schönweitz, M.Sc., M.A.
Period
01.04.2020 - 31.12.2022 (BMBF funding period: 01.07.2020-31.12.2021)
past
Funding source
BMBF - Federal Ministry of Education and Research
BMBF - Federal Ministry of Education and Research bmbf-federal-ministry-of-fr-education-and-research
Conveyor volume
153.000€
Project staff
Stuart McLennan, Amelia Fiske, Ania Sierawska
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint project
Topics
Solidarity, public health, compliance, technology, mask
Brain Research at Institutes of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society in the Context of National Socialist Injustice: Brain Preparations in Institutes of the Max Planck Society and the Identification of Victims.
Project management
Philipp Rauh, M.A.
Period
01.07.2017–30.06.2026
past
Funding source
Max Planck Society
Max Planck Society max planck society-
Conveyor volume
Total project: 4.200.000€, subproject IGEM: approx. 1.340.000€.
Project staff
Maximilian Bushman
Project type
Joint project
Joint project joint project
Topics
Nazi "euthanasia", brain research, politics of the past, victim research
First the hammer, now the dance: examining risks, values, and other decision factors in dealing with the Covid 19 pandemic in Bavaria.
Project management
Dr. Amelia Fiske
Period
01.09.2020-31.10.2021
past
Funding source
Special program for the promotion of corona research, Bavarian Council of Ministers
Special program for the promotion of corona research, Bavarian Council of Ministers special-program-for-the-funding-of-corona-research-bavarian-council-of-ministers
Conveyor volume
40.000,00€
Project staff
Johannes Lange, Stuart McLennan, Alena Buyx
Project type
Third-party funded project
Third-party funded project third party project
Topics
Covid-19; pandemic; Bavaria; public health; health policy.
Ethical recommendations for sharing COVID-19 data by Bavarian health care organizations.
Project management
PD Dr. Stuart McLennan
Period
01.09.2020-31.10.2021
past
Funding source
Special program for the promotion of corona research, Bavarian Council of Ministers
Special program for the promotion of corona research, Bavarian Council of Ministers special-program-for-the-funding-of-corona-research-bavarian-ministerial-council-
Conveyor volume
40.000,00€
Project staff
Johannes Lange, Amelia Fiske, Alena Buyx
Project type
Third-party funded project
Third-party funded project third party project
Topics
Covid-19; pandemic; Bavaria; data exchange; research

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