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GRK 793 members
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Heiko Becher (Chairman),
Heidelberg Institute of Public Health
Prof. Dr. med. Hermann Brenner, (Deputy
Chairman; DKFZ), Division of Clinical Epi-
demiology and Aging Research
Prof. Dr. sc. hum. Jenny Chang-Claude
(Council member; DKFZ), Division of
Cancer Epidemiology
Prof. Dr. sc. math. Jürgen Wahrendorf,
(Council member; DKFZ), Research Group
Environmental Epidemiology
PD Dr. med. Volker Arndt (DKFZ),
Division of Clinical Epidemiology and
Aging Research
Prof. Dr. med. Walter Haefeli, Clinical
Pharmacology and Pharmacoepi-
demiology, Heidelberg
Dr. Thomas Jänisch, University Hospital –
Section Tropical Medicine, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Rudolf Kaaks (DKFZ), Division of
Cancer Epidemiology
Prof. Dr. med. Olaf Müller, Heidelberg
Institute of Public Health
PD Dr. Alexandra Nieters (DKFZ), Division
of Cancer Epidemiology
Dr. Michael Pawlita (DKFZ), Division of
Genome Modification and Carcinogenesis
Prof. Dr. Marcella Rietschel, Central
Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim
Prof. Dr. med. Dietrich Rothenbacher,
(DKFZ), Division of Clinical Epidemiology
and Aging Research
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Karen Steindorf (DKFZ),
Research Group Environmental
Epidemiology
Prof. Dr. med. Til Stürmer, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Diepgen, University
Hospital – Department of Social Medicine,
Heidelberg
Dr. rer. medic. Christiane Gasse, Aarhus
Universitet, Clinical Epidemiology, NBG
PD Dr. Jakob Linseisen, Institute of Epi-
demiology, Helmholtz Centre München
(HMGU)
Prof. Dr. Oliver Razum, University of Biele-
feld, School of Public Health
Prof. Dr. Rainer Sauerborn, Heidelberg
Institute of Public Health
Dr. Brigitte Schlehofer (DKFZ), Research
Group Environmental Epidemiology
English. Members in the GRK were recrui-
ted from all over the world, with students
coming from the following countries: Europe
(Germany, Spain, Poland, Georgia, Italy,
Romania, Russia, Hungary), Africa (Burkina
Faso, Cameroon, Uganda), Asia (China,
Mongolia, The Philippines, Nepal, Pales-
tine, Israel), America (USA, Canada) and
Australia.
The scientific output was impressive. Until
April 2012, the students published 320 peer
reviewed papers in total, many of these in
the very best journals. Several papers are
not yet submitted, therefore this number
will increase further. All students presented
their work on international conferences.
We are also proud that all alumni of the
program who got attractive positions, many
of them to continue with a scientific career,
and others in the industry or in international
organisations such as the WHO.
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