The group works on different projects concerning nerve imaging, particularly high-resolution ultrasound in neuromuscular disorders, such as polyneuropathies, motoneuronopathies and myopathies, and…
Speakers:
Dr. Daniel Häufle (The Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research)
Prof. Dr. Catrin Misselhorn (University of Stuttgart)
PD Dr. Florian Röhrbein (Alfred Käscher SE & Co. KG)
Prof.…
Over the last years, digitization has penetrated all areas of our lives and does not stop at the human brain. The new possibilities entail visions of major developments in economy, research and, of…
The last day of February always marks Rare Disease Day, which bringsthe worries, hardships and hopes of people suffering from a so-called rare diseaseinto focus. A disease is considered…
On February 6, 2019, the Baden-Württemberg Minister of Science Theresia Bauer visited the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research on the occasion of recently published findings on the early…
Around half a million people suffer from epilepsy in Germany. The International Epilepsy Day on February 11 draws attention to this disease which causes different types of seizures. Johanna Krüger,…
