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.
In the latest We Are STIMULATE interview, Olivia Noack from Siemens Healthineers shares how varied her work in product definition for CT interventions is – between periods of intense focus working from home, scanner test booths, hospital visits and conferences.
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/
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.
A school group from Editha Gymnasium gains insights into medical technology research and medical technology degree programmes at OVGU.
On Monday, 26 February, the next STIMULATE forum will take place from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. in hybrid form – on site in Building 82, Room 120, and via the cloud meeting service ‘Zoom’. Speaker/Presentation title: Tonia Mielke: From Registration to Evaluation: Towards Efficient Human-Robot Interaction
Join us on 11 March, 4–6 p.m. at the Forschungscampus to discuss this together! Together with Steffi Suchant, head of the TK regional office in Saxony-Anhalt, and CDU member of the state parliament Tobias Krull, we will talk about new roles, new ideas and how healthcare can be secured for everyone tomorrow. After a short keynote speech, we will engage in a direct exchange to share perspectives, identify challenges and develop solutions. More details: https://www.transport.ovgu.de/Veranstaltungen/Generationsforum.html Registration: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/2-generationsforum-tickets-1982428941329?aff=oddtdtcreator
Master's students from Halle gain insights into current research fields on minimally invasive image-guided therapies at the Research Campus STIMULATE.
4 p.m. to 8 p.m., The transPOTENTIAL team provides insights into the medical technology degree programmes at OVGU and the research activities at the Research Campus STIMULATE aimed at empowering women in STEM fields.
On National Career Orientation Day, 30 schoolgirls will gain insights into the medical technology industry, medical technology courses at OVGU and current fields of research at the research campus. transPORT is offering a socio-cultural programme at Wissenschaftshafen Magdeburg for a group of schoolchildren.
Insights into science at the Research Campus STIMULATE with exciting experiments, laboratory tours and hands-on activities for the general public. Programme to follow.
