Research is central to the work of the Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. Our research strengths represent a wide spectrum of pediatric research. Our basic and translational research stimulates new understandings of disease mechanisms and inspires new approaches to treatment. Through our clinical research we test novel therapies which have been specifically adapted or newly developed to suit the needs of children and young people. And our healthcare research drives improvements that enable delivery of better care for children and their families in a complex and changing environment.

On the Research pages of this site, our leading researchers showcase their work. For more information about the Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, please visit our pages on the website of the Freiburg University Medical Center.

  About the Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

 

Over €4.5 million

In 2018, the Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine received over €4.5 million in external funding and grants.

 

Five Collaborative Research Centers

The Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine coordinates two and participates in three further DFG-funded Collaborative Research Centers (SFBs or Transregios):

 

200 publications

In 2020, our researchers were authors on over 200 scientific publications.

 

120 clinical trials & registry studies

In 2018, the Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine enrolled participants in over 120 clinical trials and register studies via our Study Office.

 

Research centers & networks

Researchers from the Freiburg Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine play a key role in many regional, national and international research centers and graduate colleges, including:

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