The world is undergoing a rapid digital transformation. In the area of healthcare, this transformation already has great impact and the introduction of new technologies continues to shape changing healthcare practices. The digital health research cluster continues to enhance its research focus, by converging healthcare with public health and taking a more holistic approach towards digital health. Our cluster is dynamic and interdisciplinary and dedicated to research with a patient-centered and data-driven approach. Our aim is to utilize and continuously develop digital technologies in the fields of medicine, healthcare and public health in order to improve health and well-being of an individual as well as larger communities.
As part of our cluster, we offer both students and researchers the opportunity to actively participate in our projects and benefit from an inspiring and collaborative research environment. If you are interested in working with us and would like to find out more, please do not hesitate to contact us.

1. The Digital Health Cluster connected internationally through global partnerships.
We do not think just local, rather global. We already have connections internationally, and we continue to strengthen our global partnerships. We strive to learn from the best, which in turn will help us become global players in digital health. We aim for impact generation through the implementation of our research findings.
2. The Digital Health Cluster as a role model for Digital Health in Germany and Europe.
Others can learn from us. We are forerunners in this field, particularly when we cover a broad research spectrum and academic activities.
3. The Digital Health Cluster as a school for digital health researchers, providing a framework for career paths in digital health through teaching and research.
We teach, we learn. Our study program is already gaining wide appreciation and our students look towards us for guidance. This model helps us to improve continuously and train the next generation of digital health researchers to tackle future health challenges.