Patricia Pfeil and Marion Müller publish an article in the current issue of Fachzeitschrift für Schuldnerberatung (BAG-SB Informationen), regarding insolvency in the middle class. For further information: http://www.bag-sb.de/berater/fachzeitschrift/
A stakeholder workshop was conducted at the Department of Health and Environment of the City of Munich where first results of an analysis of status quo and needs for healthy... read more →
enable at the Nutrition Experience Day in the Schmuckhof of the Bavarian State Ministry of Nutrition
Between June 27 and July 13, 2019, everything revolved around the topic of digitalization in the nutrition sector. Under the motto "Eating right - digital is real," professionals at the... read more →
Dr. Kerstin Dressel, managing director of the sine-Institute and scientific officer of the BMBF-funded competence cluster of nutrition research enable presented enable projects and their findings with a focus on... read more →
At the symposium "Eat really well - digital is real", Dr. Kerstin Dressel, Managing Director of the enable cluster for nutrition research and Managing Director of the Sine Institute, gave... read more →
At a joint project week of the Munich Re Foundation with the Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg on the topic: “Mitigation and adaptation in the context of climate change”, Dr Kerstin... read more →
A meeting of the BMBF funded research consortia of the zoonosis platform met for an exchange of ideas and latest findings in Berlin. SINE took part as part of the... read more →
We are delighted with our colleague Dr. Marion Müller at her appointment as Professor at FOM – University. Marion Müller will teach at the location in Munich.
At the international workshop of the Food4Health Dr. Kerstin Dressel gave a pitch for the enable-Cluster. For more information on Food4Healthe, please see: https://www.eithealth.eu/food4health
All project partners of the RoBoPub consortium, concerned with strengthening public health by understanding of the epidemiology of rodent-borne infections, particularly hantavirus and leptospirosis, met at the health office of... read more →