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BIFOLD Colloquium 01/2026: Computer-assisted neurology as a driver for new AI and translational medicine

Revolutionizing neurology with AI: Prof. Meisel presents the journey from neural basic research to clinical application and translational medicine.

BIFOLD Colloquium 01/2026: From the brain to the clinic—and beyond: Computational neurology as a driver of new AI and translational medicine

Date and Time: January 15, 2026, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Location: Technische Universität Berlin, EN 148, Einsteinufer 17, 10587 Berlin

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Christian Meisel (Schilling Professor and Head of the Section for Computational Neurology at Charité and the Berlin Institute of Health (BIH))

Topic: Utilizing digital technologies and AI to transform neurology, from basic research on neural networks to clinical applications (epilepsy, intensive care, and stroke medicine) and spin-offs.

Short Description:
Prof. Dr. Christian Meisel presents how computational neurology is revolutionizing patient care. The talk outlines the entire translational pathway: from deciphering the dynamic principles of neural networks and biologically inspired AI, through developing clinical applications with wearables and data warehouses, to operationalization in industry. Using examples from epilepsy, intensive care, and stroke medicine, he demonstrates how theoretical concepts translate into concrete innovations for patient care.