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Research Focus

The scope of research at the university encompasses three scientific fields that form the backbone of our work:

nformatics/Technology
Medicine
Natural Sciences

Medicine

The medical faculty of our university specialises on many fronts and is ready to face the enormous challenges posed by 21st century medicine. Clearly defined fields of research, fostering of innovative approaches in-house, and providing a lively framework for research set the foundations for excellence. The outstanding research stems not only from our focus on specific fields, but also from the strong interdisciplinary emphasis in Lübeck.

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Computer Science

This faculty encompasses eleven institutes that delve into a host of fields. The common thread among all these is their multidisciplinary content stemming from medicine, engineering and natural sciences at the university.
Moreover, this faculty makes a valuable contribution to the Graduate School of Computing in Medicine and Life Sciences, which is at the crossroads of computer science, medicine and natural sciences.

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Life Sciences

In this field at the university, we emphasise infections & inflammations, by participating in the Inflammation at Interfaces Cluster of Excellence and the Graduate School of Computing in Medicine and Life Sciences. Moreover, we also delve into biomedical engineering, where the research spans the whole spectrum from anaesthetics to zygospores.

We also foster lively joint research with partners such as the Research Center Borstel.

Engineering

The intensive medical engineering research conducted at the university is enhanced by technical issues encountered in the field of computer science. This has given rise to the discipline of engineering, which is growing in close cooperation with other scientific institutions on the campus, chiefly the University of Applied Sciences.

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Cultural Studies

The multifaceted history of our Hanseatic City Lübeck, with numerous museums and collections, is an exciting place for research in the field of cultural studies, especially the history of medicine and science research.

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Research Focus

Infection and Inflammation

The emphasis here is on microbial noxae and inflammatory reactions. This field is pursued by eight institutes and four clinics, and is a part of the Inflammation at Interfaces Cluster of Excellence.

Brain, Behaviour and Metabolism

The focus is on researching the interrelationships between CNS regulation, the endocrine system, and metabolism, as well as normal and disturbed behaviour.
 

Biomedical Engineering

This field addresses imaging and signal and image computing for diagnostics and therapeutics at the cellular and organ level.
 

Research Programmes Medicine

Medical Genetics

In the last three years, the completion of the human genome project and major technical advances have revolutionised the genetics of complex diseases.

Events

Wed, 18-01-2017
Wissensgeschichte der Psychologie

Ernennungen: Prof. Dr. Lisa Malich ist seit dem 1. Oktober 2016 Professorin für Wissensgeschichte der Psychologie an der Universität zu Lübeck


Wed, 15-03-2017
Schon abonniert? Der Newsletter der Universität

Den Newsletter abonnieren: Hier finden Sie das Bestellformular Mit dem Newsletter informieren wir Sie einmal im Monat, immer am Fünfzehnten, per Email über Neuigkeiten aus der Universität. Wir w


Wed, 07-06-2017
Internationale Vernetzung der Gesundheitswissenschaften

3. Summerschool des "Baltic Sea Region Network in Personalized Health Care" am 7. und 8. Juni 2017 in Lübeck


Tue, 27-06-2017
Industrie 4.0: Im Kontext der Digitalisierung

Erfolgreicher KoSSE-Tag 2017 des Kompetenzverbunds Software Systems Engineering in den Lübecker Media Docks


Fri, 02-03-2018
Zweiter Pflege-Fachtag: Selbstbestimmung im Alter

"Pflege, Versorgung und Teilhabe im Alter" am 2. März an der Universität zu Lübeck


Fri, 16-11-2018
3. Forschungssymposium Physiotherapie

Am 16. und 17. November 2018 erstmals an der Universität zu Lübeck


Tue, 22-01-2019
Herz-Kreislaufmedizin im Wandel der Zeit

Risiken oder Chancen für den Standort Lübeck? - Antrittsvorlesung von Prof. Dr. med. Harald F. Langer am 22. Januar (17 Uhr s.t., Hörsaal T 1)