Michael Hauptmann

Prof. Dr. Michael Hauptmann serves as Head of the Institute for Biometry and Registry Research and Scientific Director of ZKS-BB (Center for Clinical Studies) at Brandenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane. He joined the institution on April 9, 2019, establishing himself as a leading academic in biostatistical research and medical education.

His research focuses on statistical methods, health services research, and registry research, with particular emphasis on cancer epidemiology, radiation effects, and risk assessment in observational studies. Prof. Hauptmann's work bridges statistical methodology with practical applications in medical research, especially in understanding long-term health outcomes following radiation exposure.

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in analyzing radiation-related cancer risks, developing statistical methods for observational studies, and conducting large-scale epidemiological research. His work spans from methodological developments in bias correction to applied studies on cancer risks following medical radiation exposure.

• Expertise in registries and biostatistics
• Specialized knowledge in radiation epidemiology
• Research on cancer risk factors and prevention
• Methodological work on bias in observational studies
• Analysis of long-term health effects following radiation exposure

As an educator, Prof. Hauptmann teaches biometrics and statistics to medical students and researchers, emphasizing practical applications of statistical methods in medical research and clinical practice. His leadership at the Institute for Biometry and Registry Research supports clinical researchers across the medical school with study design, data analysis, and interpretation of results.