Research
Research and innovation at INI Hannover share a common purpose: improving the lives of patients through advances in clinical neuroscience.
Translating innovation into clinical neuroscience.
Since its founding, INI Hannover has combined clinical excellence with translational research and technological innovation. Our goal is to translate scientific discoveries into new diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities for patients as quickly and effectively as possible. Clinicians, scientists and engineers work closely together to develop new solutions for complex neurological and neurosurgical diseases.
Our research environment brings together physicians, scientists and engineers in a truly interdisciplinary setting. Together, we work on innovations in neurosurgery, neurotechnology, imaging, auditory restoration and neurorehabilitation with one shared objective: Transforming scientific discovery into better patient care.
Key Highlights
Brain Tumor Research
Precision medicine and innovative therapeutic strategies for tumors of the central nervous system
Cavernous Malformation & Vascular Research
From molecular disease mechanisms to precision neurovascular treatment
Skull Base Surgery
Microsurgical precision and innovative technologies for complex skull base disorders
Neurotechnology & Hearing Rehabilitation
From cochlear implants to direct neural auditory interfaces
Neurorehabilitation
New approaches to restoring and improving neurological function
Brain Mapping, Interactive Visualization & Innovative Image-Guided Neurosurgery
Visualizing functional networks and integrating them precisely into surgical planning
Spine Surgery & Precision Technology
Minimally invasive, robotic-assisted and image-guided approaches for more precise spine surgery
Artificial Intelligence & Computational Neuroscience
Artificial intelligence, neural networks and data-driven models for neuroscience and clinical medicine
Research Careers at the INI
Fellowships | Doctoral Studies | Research Projects | Scientific Collaboration
Partnerships & Collaborations
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