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41. Completion of apprenticeship at BIPS  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/ausbildungsabschluss-am-bips.html
Date: 04-06-26
Yasemin Albayrak (right) holds a gift basket and smiles alongside her trainer Neele Gründemann, marking the completion of her vocational training on 4 June 2026. Yasemin Albayrak has successfully completed her apprenticeship as an office administration assistant at the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology – BIPS. On June 4, 2026, the…  
42. [BIPS Project] Gender-sensitive heat protection - Health equity for homeless women  
URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1225&cHash=87ce93879f7b476a2581e43b1ca21d79
Date: 01-06-26
Existing heat protection strategies have so far failed to address the specific circumstances of homeless women adequately. However, homeless women face particular health risks during heat waves. They…  
43. Live Podcast Events on Health and Digitalization  
URL: /en/media/press/single-view/live-podcast-events-zu-gesundheit-und-digitalisierung.html
Date: 22-05-26
[Translate to Englisch:] Ein schwarzes Mikrofon. The "Digital Health Talks" will explore digitalization-related topics in the health sector at five nationwide events. This University of Bremen and BIPS project is supported by the Federal Ministry…  
44. Turning Evidence into Action: WHO Expert Speaks at BIPS Institute Seminar  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/wie-evidenz-wirkung-entfaltet-who-experte-beim-bips-institutsseminar.html
Date: 21-05-26
How can scientific evidence on noncommunicable diseases be translated into effective public health practice? That question was at the heart of the latest BIPS Institute Seminar, featuring Dr. Kremlin…  
45. NFDI4Health Webinar: CHORUS in Action  
URL: /en/media/events/single-view/nfdi4health-webinar-chorus-in-action.html
Date: 20-05-26
A blue background with a pink castle and the webinar title in white. The new webinar series on Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) examines the future of secure data analysis in health research. NFDI4Health invites you to the second session.  
46. A discussion with Arno Gottschalk and Marc Fucke on the importance of prevention research  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/austausch-mit-arno-gottschalk-und-marc-fucke-zur-bedeutung-von-praeventionsforschung.html
Date: 12-05-26
Group photo at BIPS showing six people during a discussion on prevention research. The participants are standing next to each other in a meeting room and looking at the camera. At BIPS, we had the opportunity to discuss the institute’s work and the social significance of prevention research with Arno Gottschalk, a member of the State Parliament, and Marc Fucke, chair of the…  
47. NFDI4Health at the Research Data Day Bremen 2026  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/nfdi4health-auf-dem-tag-der-forschungsdaten-bremen-2026.html
Date: 16-04-26
A middle-aged blonde woman stands at a lectern with a microphone. 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.…  
48. NFDI4Health Webinar: Secure Processing Environments  
URL: /en/media/events/single-view/nfdi4health-webinar-secure-processing-environments.html
Date: 15-04-26
A blue background with a pink castle and the webinar title in white. The new webinar series on Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) examines the future of secure data analysis in health research.  
49. WHO Forum of Collaborating Centres: BIPS participates in first global meeting in Lyon  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/who-forum-der-collaborating-centres-bips-beteiligt-sich-an-erstem-globalen-treffen-in-lyon.html
Date: 10-04-26
[Translate to Englisch:] Menschenmenge sitzt in großem Raum. The World Health Organization (WHO) has convened the first Global Forum of its WHO Collaborating Centres in Lyon. Representatives from more than 800 scientific institutions across over 80 countries…  
50. Low-threshold psychosocial support: The HOME research project brings a WHO intervention to Germany  
URL: /en/media/press/single-view/niederschwellige-psychosoziale-hilfe-forschungsprojekt-home-bringt-who-intervention-nach-deutschland.html
Date: 02-04-26
A man sits hunched over, holding his head. Refugees have often experienced severe trauma. War, persecution, violence, the loss of loved ones—many carry emotional wounds that remain hidden for a long time. This is exactly where the new HOME…  
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