Klaus Eickel

Prof. Klaus Eickel is a Professor of Medical Informatics at Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences. He is actively involved in research and teaching, serving on committees such as the Examination Committee, Ethics Committee, and Study Committee. His work focuses on neuroimaging techniques like arterial spin labeling (ASL), blood-brain barrier dynamics, and medical data standards. He holds office hours by arrangement and offers weekly online consultations during lecture periods.

Research interests include MRI-based neuroimaging, computational methods in healthcare, and the application of advanced imaging techniques to study aging and neurological disorders. His recent publications explore blood-brain barrier permeability across lifespan stages and its association with neurodegenerative risks, using cutting-edge ASL methodologies.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed. He has supervised multiple final theses in medical imaging, including projects on MRI data correction using neural networks, ASL processing algorithms, and FHIR standard implementations. His professional activities extend to validation of MR thermometry and development of digital healthcare systems.