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11. Leibniz-Chair at BIPS: Lucia Reisch appointed for another five years

URL: /en/media/press/single-view/leibniz-chair-am-bips-lucia-reisch-fuer-weitere-fuenf-jahre-berufen.html
Date: 29-06-22

The internationally renowned social scientist and economist Prof. Dr. Lucia Reisch has held a Leibniz Chair at BIPS since 2017.

The internationally renowned social scientist and economist Prof. Dr. Lucia Reisch has held a Leibniz Chair at the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology - BIPS since 2017.

12. MetS-Score

URL: /en/research/software/mets-score.html
Date: 02-03-23

… of a diagnosis. The following figure illustrates this using the example of data from the IDEFICS study. When the three afore-mentioned definitions, with their respective thresholds for adiposity,…

13. New Platform for fitness testing and interpretation based on IDEFICS/I.Family data

URL: /en/media/news/single-view/neue-plattform-testet-fitness-von-heranwachsenden-auf-der-grundlage-von-idefics-ifamily-daten.html
Date: 17-03-23

[Translate to Englisch:] Die FitBack-Website

… for fitness testing and interpretation in children and adolescents is based on data from the IDEFICS/I.Family studies. A recent study explains the implications of fitness assessment in youth and how the…

14. New Professor for implementation research and evidence-based prevention at BIPS

URL: /en/media/news/single-view/neue-professorin-fuer-implementationsforschung-und-evidenzbasierte-praevention-am-bips.html
Date: 29-07-22

Prof. Dr. Daniela Fuhr joined BIPS in mid-July. Previously, she worked at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. At BIPS, she takes over as deputy head of the Department of Prevention and

15. Selected publications in January

URL: /en/media/news/single-view/ausgewaehlte-publikationen-im-januar.html
Date: 12-01-23

How harmful is it to your health to live on a major road? Are info-mails from research institutes to stakeholders actually read? And: How must health policy be made so that plans for a healthier

16. Terms of Use

URL: /en/pages/ifhs/terms-of-use.html
Date: 14-01-19

…Terms of use The content and design of the IDEFICS/I.Family instruments may not be used in any way for commercial purposes. In general, the use of items from the questionnaires or full instruments for scientific…

17. [BIPS Project] Association of black carbon particles and risk of pre-diabetes

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=842&cHash=4aa919e7381409320f56890df5e07c0e
Date: 01-07-19

… to urinary BC particles and ambient BC and to compare their associations in 5453 children from IDEFICS/I. Family cohort. We determined the amount of BC particles in urine using label-free white-light…

18. [BIPS Project] Causal discovery for cohort data

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=711&cHash=02f48802f43c22cf29a1ecbbbf7bbd64
Date: 01-01-18

… pathway which plays an important role in head‐and‐neck squamous cell carcinoma; (ii) we analysed the IDEFICS/I-Family cohort data and found evidence for possible new indirect causal pathways.[/ITEM]…

19. [BIPS Project] Cross-departmental Center A: Research Data Infrastructure

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1049&cHash=a7588da6ccc395c3d3f81ba0c490fec4
Date: 01-01-23

… the particular requirements of primary and secondary data. In model project A1, the data of the IDEFICS/I.Family cohort are to be processed following the FAIR principles to serve as a prototype for the…

20. [BIPS Project] Data competence center for the Bremen region. “HealthyPlanet": Satellite-based data of environmental factors and its impact on health and health behaviors and Citizen Science project “Guardians of the Hedgehogs”

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1039&cHash=db7ba9884ef6f8b711d7360c8d98c3e3
Date: 15-11-23

… data science methods. By capitalizing on decades of prior research and the existing rich dataset of IDEFICS/I.Family children cohort, the project aims to conduct a feasibility study to bridge the knowledge gap…