Computational Biomedicine (INM-9)

Computational Biomedicine

The institute develops and uses molecular simulation, machine learning and bioinformatics tools to investigate neurotransmission in the human brain.

Director: Prof. Paolo Carloni

Latest News

September 7, 2025 - Open day 2025 at INM-9

INM-9 at the Open Day 2025 event at Forschungszentrum Jülich

Quantum computing to solve real-life problems in molecular neurobiology

July 11, 2025 - INM-9, IBI-1 and JSC collaboration for a quantum computing-based project

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Seminars and Conferences

February 3-7, 2025

Recent Advances in Computational Biophysics: Methods and Applications

The conference, organized within the AQTIVATE European Joint Doctoral Programme, aims at bringing together experts in the field of molecular simulations for biological systems.

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Focus

RTG 2416 MultiSenses – MultiScales

The DFG-Research Training Group MultiSenses – MultiScales combines experimental and computational strategies to understand the mechanisms of crossmodal integration of sensory information at multiple scales. IAS-5/INM-9 is one of the members of the DFG-Research Training Group.

FZJ-IIT partnership

Forschungszentrum Jülich is one of three Helmholtz centres to receive funding for joint European research projects as part of the Helmholtz European Partnering programme.

DynIon

DFG funded the initiative "Functional dynamics of ion channels and transporters" that combines experimental and computational strategies to study ion channels and transporters. IAS-5/INM-9 is one of the members of the DFG-Research Unit.

Institute of Neurosciences and Medicine (INM)

Computational Biomedicine (INM-9)