The BIH (Berlin Institute of Health) establishes a comprehensive translational ecosystem in collaboration with the clinical environment of Charité. It promotes a cross-organ understanding of health and disease and fosters a translational cultural shift in biomedical research. 

The DIFE (German Institute of Human Nutrition) investigates the impact of nutrition on health, with the aim of making scientific insights usable for the prevention and treatment of nutrition-related diseases.

The German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) is a non-university research institution focused on neurodegenerative diseases. It is one of the eight German Centers for Health Research established by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research to address the "combat" of major public health issues.

The goal of the researchers at FMP is to identify new bioactive molecules and characterize their interactions with their biological targets in cells or organisms. These compounds serve as valuable tools for biomedical basic research and can be further developed for the treatment, prevention, or diagnosis of diseases.

Research at the Max Delbrück Center aims to understand the molecular mechanisms of health and disease and apply these findings to medical practice.

The Max Planck Unit for the Science of Pathogens (MPUSP) strengthens fundamental research on human pathogens.

In the institute, everything revolves around human development and educational processes.