Best Centers To Study Clinical And Biomedical Laboratory In Berlin Near Me

4worldlovers: Systems Biology integrates high-throughput technologies, mathematics, bioinformatics, molecular biology, biochemistry and engineering to derive predictive, quantitative models for biological systems, which may be molecules, cells, organisms or entire species. In combination with biomedical research, Systems Biology has the potential to steer medicine into the next century of personalized medicine.

The Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology (BIMSB) was initiated and developed by Nikolaus Rajewsky (BIMSB Scientific Director). BIMSB is an expansion of the MDC into Medical Systems Biology. BIMSB received, starting 2008, 19 Mio € kick-off funding through the competitive federal initiative “Spitzenforschung in den neuen Bundesländern” (BMBF & Senate Berlin). After a highly successful external peer-review, the BMBF decided to provide additional institutionalized funding for BIMSB (17.5 Mio € /year + 2.5 Mio € /year MDC “Eigenanteil”). The Humboldt University included BIMSB in their successful participation in the “Exzellenzinitiative” and provided the real estate on the new life science Campus in Berlin Mitte. This neighborhood is important for the BIMSB scientific mission and promotes collaborations between the HU and the MDC. The BMBF provides additional money for the new building (33.5 Mio €).

So far, BIMSB researchers newly acquired additional 38 Mio € in competitive third-party funds by the BMBF, DFG, EC, HFSP, NIH, industry, BIH and DZHK.

Total external funding to date: 57 Mio € (competitively acquired) + 86 Mio € (institutionalized funding by the BMBF).

4worldlovers: The Center for Cognitive Neuroscience Berlin (CCNB) at the Freie Universität Berlin in Dahlem is an interdisciplinary research center devoted to the study of the human mind. The center is situated in the Department of Education and Psychology and hosts a number of research groups and neuroscience laboratories enabling the investigation of diverse aspects of cognitive neuroscience.

Research at the CCNB spans all aspects of cognitive neuroscience, including the neural basis of sensory perception, working memory, decision making, action planning, emotion, language, and social interaction, among other topics. Click here for an overview of the research groups working here, our collaborations and a sample of publications which were completed at the CCNB.

The laboratory suite of the CCNB offers cutting edge neuroimaging facilities on more than 800 square meters. It hosts a 3T Siemens Trio MR scanner, five EEG laboratories (including MR compatible EEG systems), a TMS and TDC stimulation laboratory (including a MR compatible TMS setup), a NIRS laboratory, two eye-tracking laboratories, and various psychophysical laboratories.