Events

kennedy+swan: The Red Queen Effect

Starting January 26, 2026, the foyer of the Rahel Hirsch Center will host a new exhibition dedicated to a topic central to research at BIH and Charité: Artificial Intelligence.

03/2026 BIFOLD Colloquium

Dr. Maximilian Bandle, founding engineer at CedarDB, talks about the real-world experience of transforming Umbra, a TU Munich research project, into CedarDB. 

Ceremonial Opening of the Einstein Center for Early Disease Interception

The Einstein Center for Early Disease Interception (EC-EDI) aims to detect and combat diseases at the earliest stage, when only single diseased cells are present in the body and no symptoms have yet appeared. It builds on a two-year preparatory phase that supported the emerging field of cell-based preventive medicine. 

Digital Health Innovation Forum 2026

Catalysts of Change: Where Research Meets Policy and Business Leadership. The digital transformation of healthcare is accelerating: faster, smarter and, more connected than ever before. Data- and technology-enabled care delivery are reshaping medical practice, form telemedicine and remote services to AI-driven diagnostics and personalized medicine.

04/2026 BIFOLD Colloquium

Nesime Tatbul is a senior research scientist at Intel's Parallel Computing Lab (PCL) and MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL). In this colloquium she will present examples from her recent research in data management for modern observability in response to challenges and opportunities that arise due to advances in AI.

DMEA 2026 "Connecting Digital Health"

Europe's leading event for digital health – featuring teams from various BIH working groups and the Charité-BIH Clinical Study Center. Visit us at the joint booth of the “Berlin-Brandenburg Capital Region.”

Girls' Day 2026

Join us for Girls' Day 2026: Explore the exciting world of computer science and IT security at BIFOLD, the research institute for artificial intelligence at the Technische Universität Berlin. Learn and experience what computer science research is about.

Cedalion Workshop

This scientific workshop introduces researchers to Cedalion, a Python-based toolbox for advanced fNIRS and DOT analysis in naturalistic settings. Built on HOMER3 and AtlasViewer, it integrates machine learning and multimodal data processing for cutting-edge neuroimaging research.