Welcome to the Biomedical Physics Group

The Biomedical Physics Group is a Max Planck Research Group located at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization in Göttingen, Germany.

Complex spatio-temporal wave dynamics underlies a variety of debilitating crises in extended excitable systems. An example are cardiac arrhythmias. This electro-mechanical malfunction of the heart is a leading cause of mortality and morbidity in the industrialized world.

We employ experimental, numerical and theoretical techniques to elucidate fundamental molecular and dynamical mechanisms underlying cardiac fibrillation, and develop new diagnostic and therapeutic tools.

BMP News

2011-07-14 18:04 by Stefan Luther

A LEAP in controlling cardiac fibrillation

Nature paper on low-energy control of electric turbulence in the heart published on July 14 2011.

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2011-05-20 20:42 by Stefan Luther

CardioTec

The Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical Technology and the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization have founded the joint research group CardioTec. CardioTec aims at translating fundamental research into biomedical technology and clinical application.

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2011-04-28 20:13 by Stefan Luther

HRCG is Partner-site of the German Center for Cardiovascular Research

The Heart Research Center Goettingen has been nomimated as a partner-site of the German Center for Cardiovascular Research.

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2010-08-22 17:36 by Alexander Schlemmer

OpenAnalyser is available for download

OpenAnalyser is a versatile scientific programming environment for cardiovascular data analysis.

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2010-05-03 17:18 by Gisa Luther

Heart Research Center Göttingen (HRCG) founded

Herzzentrum der Universitätsmedizin Göttingen, Max-Planck-Institute und Deutsches Primatenzentrum bündeln hohe wissenschaftliche Expertise in der Herzforschung am Wissenschaftsstandort Göttingen.

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