Over two days in Brooklyn, German and American experts convened to Demystify A.I. at the German Center for Research and Innovation's first ever Future Forum.
Learn about the German Center for Research and Innovation (DWIH), our mission, how to get in touch with us and the people who make up our dedicated team.
Through the events we plan with our supporters, we provide a forum for international experts to network, exchange ideas, present their research and collaborate with one another.
The DWIH's monthly newsletter features German startups and innovations as well as interviews with experts and thought leaders.
Have questions about the DWIH New York? Here you can learn more about what exactly the DWIH is, our mission, how to get in touch with us, and the people who make up our dedicated team.
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The German Center for Research and Innovation New York (DWIH) supports the exchange of ideas in areas of knowledge that will be critical in the future through events, networking and showcasing the work of German and international scholars. We focus on topics particular to the American research and innovation landscape, as well as the single, unifying topic chosen by the program committee for all five DWIH each year.
The German Center for Research and Innovation New York has a vast network of supporters and partners, including research-based companies, start-ups, science organizations, universities and other institutions, to promote Germany as an innovation and research hub, and to encourage the transatlantic exchange of ideas, resources and talent.
The DWIH provides a showcase for the research, science and innovation landscapes in Germany and in the USA and informs you about research funding, career paths and opportunities for cooperation in Germany.
We keep a busy schedule here at the German Center for Research and Innovation. We provide a forum for international experts to network, exchange ideas, present their research and collaborate with one another through the events we plan with our supporters. You can find more information, as well as ways to connect with us, below.
German House, 871 United Nations Plaza (First Ave. at 49th Street), New York, NY
January 8, 2020, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
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The aging population is one global megatrend of our time. There are currently 0.7 billion people 65 or older in the world. By 2100 it is predicted that number will be 2.5 billion. Unfortunately, this aging population has been largely excluded from another megatrend: digitalization. Berlin-based startup Nepos aims to change that.
Although physical fitness has long been considered central to a healthy lifestyle, brain training’s potential has not yet become cemented in the collective consciousness. NeuroNation aims to make people more aware of the importance of cognitive fitness.
MedEngine’s story begins in London where founders Christian Mellor and Philipp Brunnbauer were lab partners and biomedical engineers at Imperial College. After realizing the potential for a low-cost medical device that could continuously monitor Parkinson’s Disease, Mellor and Brunnbauer teamed up to found MedEngine GmbH in 2017 in Berlin.
The College for Life Sciences is a unique program of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Institute for Advanced Study, to promote excellent early-career postdoctoral researchers in the life sciences and medicine.
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