Emma Sieg

Emma Sieg is a Professor affiliated with the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), holding roles in the Medical Faculty and the Institute of History and Ethics of Medicine. She is closely associated with the Medical History Museum and the Erika House, contributing to their operations and exhibitions. Her work integrates historical perspectives and ethical considerations within medical practice and education, with a focus on preserving and contextualizing medical heritage.

Emma’s research interests include the ethical dimensions of clinical practice, historical analysis of medical advancements, and the role of healthcare systems in public health. She actively participates in interdisciplinary projects, such as exhibitions like ‘Jugend forscht’ and collaborations with institutions like the National Center for Bone Diseases and the University Cancer Center Hamburg (UCCH).

Her involvement in the museum and educational initiatives highlights a commitment to fostering medical awareness and ethical reflection. While no specific scientific awards are mentioned, she contributes to the museum’s ‘wissen + forschen’ publications and exhibitions, such as ‘Kosmisches Schauspiel’ (2025) and ‘Die Spritze gegen den Killer’ (2025), which may reflect her scholarly output. Grants and collaborations are tied to institutional projects rather than personal advisory roles, and she oversees educational programs for students and professionals through the UKE’s academic infrastructure.

Emma collaborates with the 3D-Centrum and Zentrum für Molekulare Neurobiologie (ZMNH), suggesting engagement with innovative medical technologies and interdisciplinary research. She also supports the Friends and Supporters Circle and Alumni Association, emphasizing community-building and knowledge dissemination.