Gender Research in Medicine (GiM)
Our team in Gender Research in Medicine specializes in prevention research. The interventions we develop contribute to improving health, quality of life and well-being.
We stand for
- Research with a gender and diversity sensitive approach.
- Innovative teaching in medicine and nursing sciences.
- Methodological expertise with international networking.
Management GiM
Director - Institute Gender in Medicine (GiM)
CVK: Campus Virchow-Klinikum
GiM News
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News
17.02.2025
The Gender in Medicine Team Participated in Berlin Science Week 2024
Dr. Pichit Buspavanich was take part in Berlin Science Week 2024, co-hosting a sold-out panel event on “The Science of Sex”. The discussion brought together experts from cultural anthropology, sexology, slime mould research, German policy on trans-affirming healthcare, and even Hegelian dialectics!
26.11.2024
We are happy to welcome Prof. Simone Diniz from University of São Paulo, Brazil!
Prof. Diniz is joining the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin – as Audre Lorde-Visiting Professor of the Berlin University Alliance (BUA) from November 2024 to Februrary 2025 within the Cross-Cutting Theme Diversity & Gender Equality.
We are looking forward to a successful collaboration!
07.10.2024
We are happy to welcome Prof. Dr. Jaya Dantas from Curtin University, Australia!
Prof. Dr. Dantas is joining the Charité as Guest Professor in October and November 2024 within the Cross-Cutting Theme Diversity & Gender Equality.
We are looking forward to a successful collaboration!
23.09.2024
We are happy to welcome Marcella Bianchi from University of Naples Federico II, Italy!
Marcella Bianchi is a psychologist, PhD student and guest researcher, joining our working group in September and October 2024.
News
15.04.2024
SpringSchool "Understanding Heterogeneity"
The international spring school "Understanding Heterogeneity" took place from April 8 to 12. The workshop for young and established scientists was organized by us, the Institute for Gender in Medicine, under the direction of Prof. Dr. Gertraud Stadler and dealt with the question of how heterogeneity can be systematically considered and specifically examined in quantitative research.
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