The Research Data Day focused on the role of data in advancing science and society. Particular attention was given to the value of shared data spaces and the use of artificial intelligence. NFDI4Health emphasised the importance of…

At the BIPS-Institutsseminar, Dietrich Rothenbacher presented the Ulm birth cohort studies and selected findings from their long-term research. His talk focused on the structure, data collection and key scientific results from two…

At the BIPS-Institutsseminar, Tobias Hayer addressed gambling disorder from a public health perspective. His presentation examined how the ongoing expansion of gambling markets is associated with increasing individual and societal risks.

The German Commission for Radiological Protection (SSK) has a new Executive Board – and Prof. Dr. Hajo Zeeb remains part of the leadership. The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Nature Conservation, and Nuclear…

Prof. Dr. Vanessa Didelez has been awarded the prestigious Suffrage Science Award in the category of mathematics and computer science. The award honors outstanding female scientists who set standards through excellent research and social…

At the BIPS Institute Seminar, Jana Semrau presented a transdisciplinary perspective on scaling up community-based physical activity promotion. Her talk focused on how successful pilot projects in health promotion can be systematically…

Prof. Dr. Hajo Zeeb, Head of the Prevention and Evaluation Department, and Prof. Dr. Ulrike Haug, Head of the Clinical Epidemiology Department, both at the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology – BIPS in Bremen, have…

Data Train is a hybrid professional development programme that enhances the data literacy of researchers at all career stages. The course is a central component of the NFDI4Health FAIR training programme. The Starter Track for beginners…

In a new statement, the German Medical Association (BÄK) has spoken out in favor of strengthening public health. BIPS scientist Prof. Dr. Hajo Zeeb contributed to the statement. He welcomes the initiative, but also calls for openness.

At the BIPS Institute Seminar, Peter Haddawy presented findings from a multi-site study on prognostic prediction models for dengue hemorrhagic fever in pediatric patients with suspected dengue infection. His talk focused on developing…