Study group
The Open MRI Study Group (AG OMRT)
The AG OMRT is a group of interdisciplinary researchers at the interface between preclinical research and clinical development (translational research). Currently the study group have about 25 members. The Study Group is controled by the Charité Centrum 6.
PD Dr. Ulf Teichgräber – Head of the open MRI study group
Felix V. Güttler - Coordinator of the open MRI study group
Dr. rer.-nat. Jens Rump - Technical manager of the open MRI study group
The Charité Centrum 6
The CC6 comprises five departments of diagnostic and interventional radiology at three sites in Berlin: Campus Benjamin Franklin (CBF), Campus Charité Mitte (CCM), and Campus Virchow-Klinikum (CVK).
Prof. Dr. Bernd Hamm – Head of CC6
The Charité
Those who are looking for a university medical facility in Berlin today will rapidly find their way to Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, which is the joint university medical center founded by the Berlin government in 2003. All Berlin university medical facilities are united under the famous medical trademark “Charité” and located on four campuses around the city – Campus Benjamin Franklin, Campus Berlin-Buch, Campus Charité Mitte, and Campus Virchow-Klinikum.
The merger of the medical faculties in Berlin is an important culmination of a great tradition and changeful history that began with the erection of “plague house” in 1710 followed by its evolution into a world center of medicine in the 19th century: the Charité is now one of the largest medical faculties in Europe. At the same time, the merger of the university medical facilities appears to be the logical consequence of a historical development largely determined by evolution and change (of locations), most recently by the east-west political conflict.
We, the staff of the new Charité, regard the merger as a challenge and incentive to both internally and externally redefine our position and successfully continue this great medical tradition into the future. This process is now in full swing on all levels.
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