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Discussing Health Research – The BIPS Institute Seminar

The BIPS Institute Seminar is a monthly lecture series that brings together current research in epidemiology and public health. Its goal is to strengthen scientific exchange among local, national, and international researchers.

Speakers include researchers at all career stages who present their work to an interdisciplinary audience—from the University of Bremen to Harvard.

The seminar covers a wide range of topics: from method development and the identification of disease causes to intervention and implementation research, and from mathematics to sports science.

In addition to presenting current research, the focus is on exchange. The event series aims to contribute to fostering scientific discussions and increasing the visibility of research.

Below are summaries of the presentations, and many presentations can be viewed in full on the YouTube channel.

Anyone interested in attending the event can register at institutsseminar(at)leibniz-bips.de.

  • Early-life exposures and cancer risks in later life

    At the BIPS Institute seminar on June 25, 2025, Edward Giovannucci discussed how influences in childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood can shape cancer risk in middle to late life. The focus was on the growing evidence that early stages…

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  • School catering as a fair food environment: challenges in cost management

    At the BIPS Institute Seminar on May 28, 2025, the focus was on how mass catering can contribute to creating a fair food environment. The presentation examined in particular the challenges of cost management in daycare and school catering…

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  • Examples of successful data science approaches in epidemiological research

    The BIPS Institute Seminar on May 14, 2025, focused on how data science can provide practical support for epidemiological research. The presentation highlighted how data science methods can help to better structure research processes and…

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  • Jessica Young on "Story-Led Causal Inference"

    At the BIPS Institute Seminar, Jessica Young, Associate Professor of Population Medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute, presented a new perspective on the consistency condition in modern causal…

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