Universität Düsseldorf: Research at the Medical Faculty of the Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf

TRR259: Holistic investigation of the molecular and cellular mechanisms of aortic diseases

Which brain areas are connected to each other by "cables"? The reconstruction of the large fiber tracts provides information about this.

3D illustration of COVID-2019 coronavirus in microscope

Beyond Covid: Research on health and psychosocial late effects of SARS-CoV-2 infection in NRW

Research at the Faculty of Medicine

On the topic of "Research at the Faculty of Medicine", we have compiled the most important information on the research profile. We answer which funding opportunities are available and how the research management can support our scientists. You will also find research institutions and cooperating institutions, information for young scientists and other important information and dates.

Prof. Dr. Guido Reifenberger

Research profile

The research profile of the Faculty of Medicine addresses the essential challenges of medicine in the future. Here we give you an overview of research at the Faculty, its focus areas and facilities, as well as its plans for the future.

Research facilities

Central service and research platforms - including 6 core facilities - as well as centres, biobanks/archives and local networks form the basis of a vibrant research landscape within the faculty and across faculties

Support

The Research Management of the Medical Dean's Office is a service facility for all scientists of the Faculty of Medicine. We support you in projects of national funding agencies, EU projects or international organizations.

Funding

Research is an integral part of university medicine, and various internal and external funding opportunities are available. Find out more about application procedures, deadlines and contact persons here.

Scientific Career Development

The aim of the Faculty of Medicine is to offer an excellent education. With the help of funding opportunities, such as the doctoral scholarship or the Medical and Clinical Scientist Programme, medical professionals are supported at every stage of their career.

Young scientists

Learn about opportunities designed specifically for young scientists, both university-wide through the Faculty of Medicine and through HHU.

Scientific integrity

Scientific integrity is essential for the credibility of science: all about guidelines, training, and who to contact.

Open Access

Open Access refers to free and public access to scientific literature, for example online. The Faculty of Medicine encourages open access publications by its members.

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