On October 1, 2026, Prof. Dr. Rohini Kuner, the new Vice Rector for Research and Knowledge Transfer at Heidelberg University, visited the M²OLIE Research Campus. She came in her capacity as chair of the M²OLIE Steering Committee to gain firsthand insight into the work and progress of the public-private partnership. At the outset, Associate Dean
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For the research project “Technical Translation and Clinical Evaluation of a Pre-existing C-Arm-Based Robotic Assistance System for Spiral Computed Tomography,” the Health + Life Science Alliance Heidelberg Mannheim provided funding of up to 200,000 euros as part of its Industry Program. The project partners are the Heidelberg University Mannheim Medical Faculty and the industrial company
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How does one successfully navigate the path from product concept to market access? Clinical strategy plays a central role in this process. The workshop “Regulatory Fundamentals of Clinical Strategy for Medical Devices,” organized by M²OLIE in collaboration with the Institute for Medical Technology (IMT) at Heidelberg University and the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences on
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From July 2 to 5, 2026, Javier Moviglia attended the 40th International Congress on Computer-Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS 2026) at Nagoya University in Japan. As part of the 29th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Computer-Aided Surgery (ISCAS), he presented his doctoral thesis – conducted at the M²OLIE Research Campus – on the
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On June 22 and 23, the M²OLIE team – comprising representatives from academia, clinical practice, and industry – met at the Schmerlenbach Conference Center for an intensive two – day exchange. Following an official welcome by Prof. Stefan Schönberg (Steering Committee) and Prof. Patrick Maier (M²OLIE Administration Office), Dr. Anna Simeonova (Product Owner) and Michael
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For over ten years, the M²OLIE Research Campus has brought together clinical practice, academia, and industry on a single campus. Within this “Industry-on-Campus” structure, the partners have translated AI-supported adaptive radiation therapy directly from research into everyday clinical practice and further developed it through industrial partnerships, ensuring that modern medical technology reaches patients more quickly. © UMM
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To successfully treat cancer, doctors must detect tumors in the body as early as possible and in their entirety. New radioactive substances help make even the smallest tumor foci visible and enable targeted treatment. At the M²OLIE Research Campus, the development of [18F]SiTATE marks a major milestone in this effort. Successful cancer treatment requires that
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On April 29, the INSPIRE platform showcased its work at the City of Mannheim’s joint booth at the Maimarkt under the slogan “WELL-CARE FOR IN MANNHEIM² – TODAY AND IN THE FUTURE!”. The focus was on the day’s theme, “Hospital of the Future,” featuring innovative approaches to tomorrow’s healthcare. A highlight of the morning was
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On April 28, 2026, the Mannheim Medical Technology Campus at CUBEX ONE became a hub for innovation, networking, and new ideas in healthcare: The 6th. NextGen Healthcare Rhein-Neckar Treffen brought together more than 80 participants from business, academia, local government, and the healthcare sector. The evening focused on current developments and innovative approaches for the
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On April 15, 2026, the M²OLIE Research Campus and the INSPIRE Platform at Mannheim University Hospital welcomed a high-level delegation from the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo. The trip was organized by the German-Brazilian Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Rio de Janeiro and included representatives from the research funding organization FAPES and the Secretariat
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