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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.

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06.06.2023

Press release

Health economist Ariel Dora Stern joins HPI with Humboldt Professorship

Health economist Prof. Dr. Ariel Dora Stern has been awarded a Humboldt Professorship to teach and conduct research at the joint Digital Engineering Faculty of the Hasso Plattner Institute and the University of Potsdam. The professorship is endowed with 3.5 million euros—making it the highest-endowed international award for research in Germany. It is awarded by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.

Prof. Dr. Ariel Dora Stern has been faculty at Harvard Business School since 2014—for the past four years as an Associate Professor. At the Hasso Plattner Institute, she will expand her research on health care innovation, digitalization, regulatory science, and the impact of artificial intelligence on the health care sector. In this interdisciplinary work, Ariel Dora Stern has developed international expertise. Her research at the intersection of public policy, digital innovation in health care, and health economics is of growing relevance. Advances in medical technology are raising completely new questions, for example: How should public policies change to encourage the development of new medicines? What role should regulation play in the digitalization of health care? And what are the implications of economics and regulation for health care startups?

Prof. Dr. Tobias Friedrich, Managing Director at HPI and Dean of the joint Digital Engineering Faculty of HPI and the University of Potsdam: "We are delighted to welcome Prof. Dr. Ariel Dora Stern and congratulate her warmly on her Humboldt Professorship. With her support, we at HPI will further strengthen our research on digitalization in health care—and with international appeal. Startups developing new services for the health care sector on the HPI campus will also benefit from Prof. Stern’s extensive expertise."

Prof. Dr. Lothar H. Wieler, head of the Digital Global Public Health department and speaker of the Digital Health Cluster at HPI: "The possibilities in digital medicine are increasing rapidly with artificial intelligence. In order to competently assess opportunities and risks, more interdisciplinary research is absolutely needed in this area. Prof. Dr. Ariel Dora Stern, with her outstanding level of expertise in the field of health economics, is an excellent addition to our Digital Health Cluster and our international network."

Prof. Dr. Ariel Dora Stern says of the Humboldt Professorship: "I am honored to receive this award and look forward to working with the Hasso Plattner Institute in the future. The HPI is an excellent environment for my research. New developments in the fields of artificial intelligence and digital medicine will revolutionize health care. It is highly appealing to think about the opportunities to support health care’s digital transformation in the context of a Humboldt Professorship at HPI.”