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Institute for Medical Informatics and Biometry

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News

Joint development and brainstorming © Dr. Claudia Silvia Heine
Sep 03, 2025
Somnolink Hackathon at ZMI Dresden
The KIMed team visits Mittweida University of Applied Sciences © Dr. Claudia Silvia Heine
Sep 02, 2025
KIMed Management Board at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences – Progress in the network, new impetus, future plans
Omid Droodian SOmnolink Verbundtreffen © Omid Droodian / Philip Zaschke
Aug 18, 2025
Joint Advances in Sleep Medicine through the MII Project Somnolin
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Events

Sep 22 - 25 2025
R course Septem­ber 2025
Sep 29 - 30 2025
SPSS course Septem­ber 2025
Sep - Oct 30 - 21 2025
SPSS online course Septem­ber/October 2025
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Research

As an interdisciplinary oriented institute at the Faculty of Medicine, the IMB focuses on research topics that lies in the intersection of medicine, biology, mathematics, statistics and computer science.

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Teaching

The IMB is committed to teaching in several courses of study e.g. Medicine and Public Health. Here we offer lectures in the area of biometry and medical informatics as well as related topics.
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Service

The IMB offers different services for employees and students of the Faculty of Medicine/the university hospital Dresden. The detailed service portfolio can be found under the following link.

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The Institute

The Institute for Medical Informatics and Biometry (IMB) is part of the Carl Gustav Carus Faculty of Medicine at the Technische Universität Dresden. The research of the IMB focuses on medical systems biology / systems medicine and medical informatics. Here, the development and application of mathematical and computational methods are used to advance our understanding of diseases as well as to improve and develop new therapeutic approaches and to support innovative health care strategies. We are involved in the German Medical Informatics Initiative.

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Haus/house 105, Room 3.463 Blasewitzer Straße 86

01307 Dresden

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