We are developing the medical technology of tomorrow.
In interdisciplinary teams from clinic, industry and science, we research and develop solutions and technologies for image-guided minimally invasive medicine.
Our aim are innovative, patient-friendly, high-quality and specifically required diagnostic and therapeutic procedures for diseases in oncology, neurology and cardiology. To this end, clinicians define the need and interdisciplinary teams research and develop customised solutions that are tested and integrated into patient treatment.
Our vision is to improve healthcare of today and tomorrow as a research and innovation centre for image-based medicine.
The public-private partnership is formed by Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, Siemens Healthineers AG and the STIMULATE Association with over 40 members from the medical technology industry and science.
On Monday, 15 December, Tonia Mielke successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled ‘From Registration to Evaluation: Towards Efficient Human–Robot Interaction’. The work was carried out at the Research Campus STIMULATE and examines intuitive methods for controlling robotic arms using hand gestures and the support of these interactions through mixed reality.
Python programming course for (medical) students. Since May 2024, learn free of charge and independent of time in order to later be able to implement applications for processing large amounts of data in medicine. Click here for the bootcamp: https://university-clinic-of-neuroradiology.github.io/bootcamp-website/
November 6th: Preliminary Topic: Care, November 20th: Preliminary Topic: Skin, December 4th: Preliminary Topic: Flesh December 18th: Preliminary Topic: Cells, January 8th: Preliminary Topic: Psyche, January 22nd: Preliminary Topic: Depth Psyche. The meetings will take place in the cinema "Moritzhof" between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Please register by Email to:
Benjamin D. Killeen, PhD (Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics, Johns Hopkins University, currently at Department of Computer Science, Technical University of Munich) : In Silico Models for AI-driven Surgical Teaming 12.01.2026, 2 p.m., G82-120.
Join us for “Turning Research into Impact” on January 14, 2026, at the Research Campus STIMULATE! This workshop introduces in German language the WTT Impact Canvas, a practical tool to plan, measure, and communicate the impact of your research and transfer projects. More details and registration: https://www.ga.ovgu.de/Kurse/Karriereentwicklung/Turn+Research+into+Impact.html
At the STIMULATE Phase 2 Closing Event results and outcomes of the project will be presented to the funding body. Invitations will be sent out soon.
We are pleased to announce the upcoming kick-off event of the third funding phase of the Research Campus STIMULATE, where all partners will come together for an inspiring introduction to the thematic focuses and collaborative goals ahead.
All partners and colleagues to join us for the STIMULATE New Year’s Party as we celebrate the start of an exciting year of collaboration and innovation. Official invitations will be sent out shortly.
The first workshop in this series provides an introduction to intellectual property rights and the processes at OVGU, from notification to possible acquisition when founding a company. Current best practice examples will also be provided. The workshop will take place on 19 February 2026 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in training room R120 in German. The invitation will be send by email. The workshop series will take place every six months in German and English with alternating topics.
