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Sophie K. Piperمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Medical Biometry
• Medical Informatics
• Neurology
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Sophie K. Piper is a researcher at the Institute of Medical Informatics at Charité – University Medicine Berlin, with a background in medical biometry and biostatistics. She specializes in biometric consulting, study planning and evaluation, and clinical research in neurology, stroke, and anesthesia. Education : PhD in Machine Learning/Intelligent Data Analysis from TU Berlin and Charité, with collaboration at the Berlin NeuroImaging Center and Optical Imaging Group; Diploma in Physics from Humboldt University of Berlin; Erasmus exchange at ETH Zurich, specializing in Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering. Professional Background : Postdoc at the Institute of Medical Informatics (since 2020), Institute of Medical Biometry and Epidemiology (since 2017), and prior roles at the Center for Stroke Research Berlin and NeuroCure Clinical Research Center NCRC. Skills : Expertise in R, STATA, and SPSS for statistical analysis; German native speaker with English proficiency. Her research focuses on integrating clinical routine data into study designs, advancing neurology and stroke research through statistical methodologies, and contributing to medical informatics. She has received prestigious fellowships, including the Wellcome Trust Funded Translational Partnership and Charité’s stipendium. Professional Engagement : Member of the German Society for Medical Informatics, Biometry and Epidemiology (GMDS) and the International Biometric Society, German Region (IBS-DR). Labs/Teams : Working Group on Clinical Routine Data, Center for Stroke Research Berlin, NeuroCure Clinical Research Center NCRC.

Justus Eichstädtمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Laser-induced periodic surface structures
• Optical Biometry
• Ophthalmic Optics
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Prof. Dr. Justus Eichstädt is Professor and Chair of Ophthalmic Optics / Optical Instrument Technology at the Brandenburg University of Technology, where he has served since 2017. Since 2022, he has also been Dean of the Department of Technology. His work spans optical engineering, ophthalmic optics, and laser technology, with special focus on Rathenow's 223-year history as an optical industry center. He directs both the Laboratory for Ophthalmic Technology and Laboratory for Laser Technology, bridging historical optical traditions with modern technological applications. Education Ph.D. in Applied Laser Technology, University of Twente (2009-2015) M.Eng. in Photonics, TH Brandenburg, TH Wildau, Beuth HT, and TU Berlin (2007-2008) Dipl.-Ing. (FH) in Optometry, Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences (2002-2007) Certified Optician, Gifhorn Vocational School (2002-2005) Research Focus Prof. Eichstädt's research centers on ultrashort pulse laser-induced periodic surface structures , optical biometry in clinical optometry , and the technological innovations in optics history . His work examines how optical measurement techniques improve vision correction and how historical manufacturing practices inform contemporary precision optics. He investigates laser technology development in both East Germany and West Berlin, connecting past and present optical engineering approaches. Publication Trends His recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on optical biometry applications in refractive error analysis, Rathenow's historical significance as an optical industry center, and technology transfer between academic research and industrial optical manufacturing. His work bridges historical documentation with practical clinical applications, particularly in how biometric data can differentiate between refractive and axial ametropia. Professional Leadership Dean of Department of Technology since 2022 Laser Safety Officer since 2020 Chairman of Photonics Days Berlin Brandenburg sessions Scientific Director of two laboratories since 2017 Academic Supervision Prof. Eichstädt has supervised over 40 bachelor's and master's theses since 2017, covering diverse topics from progressive myopia in children to laser-induced surface structures. His students have investigated optical biometry applications, laser safety measures, precision optics manufacturing, and historical aspects of Rathenow's optical industry. Community Engagement He actively promotes Rathenow's optical heritage as Chairman of the Association for the Promotion of Optical Traditions (since 2022) and first board speaker of the optic alliance brandenburg berlin e.V. (since 2020). He initiated the Rathenow Optics Stammtisch and organizes annual Optics Welcome Days, fostering connections between academic research, industrial application, and historical preservation in optics.

Ulrike Grittnerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Medical biometrics
• Public Health
• Stroke research
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Ulrike Grittner serves as Deputy Acting Director of the Institute and Head of the Observational Studies and Registry Data Working Group at the Institute of Biometry and Clinical Epidemiology, Charité – University Medicine Berlin. She has been a scientific employee at the Institute since 2002 and has also held positions at Centogene AG (2016-2022) and the Center for Stroke Research Berlin (2012-2017). Dr. Grittner completed her Habilitation at the Institute for Public Health, Charité – University Medicine Berlin in 2017 with her thesis titled "Methodological Problems in Observational Studies: Measuring Socio-economic Status and Alcohol Consumption." She earned her Doctor of Philosophy (Dr. phil.) from Humboldt-University Berlin in 2006 (magna cum laude) and completed her First State Examination for the office of Studienrat in Mathematics and Visual Arts in 1999. Her research expertise spans medical biometrics and public health, with specific focus on stroke and alcohol epidemiology. Dr. Grittner's methodological specialties include long-term studies, analysis of clustered data/mixed models, and propensity score matching. She is proficient in statistical programming with R, SAS, STATA, and SPSS. Her work demonstrates a strong commitment to both theoretical methodological development and practical application in clinical settings. With 294 publications documented in PubMed, her research output shows consistent productivity from 2005 through 2025, with increasing publication rates in recent years. Her work spans multiple disciplines including neurology, public health, biostatistics, and epidemiology, with particular emphasis on stroke research, alcohol epidemiology, and methodological approaches to observational studies. Dr. Grittner is actively involved in professional societies including the Kettil Bruun Society for Social and Epidemiological Research on Alcohol and the International Biometric Society (German Region). She also serves on ethics committees for Charité and the State of Berlin, contributing her methodological expertise to ethical review processes. Her leadership as Deputy Acting Director of the Institute reflects her standing in the academic community. Through her work in biometric consulting, study planning and evaluation, she plays a crucial role in supporting clinical research at Charité. Her research has evolved from early work in educational psychology to her current focus on medical biometrics and clinical epidemiology, demonstrating both breadth and depth of expertise.