Meet our partners on site at the HMC Conference 2026. At their booths, you can learn more about their work, explore tools and services, and engage in direct exchange. We invite you to connect, ask questions, and discover opportunities for collaboration across the research data community.
Helmholtz AI is an application-driven artificial intelligence platform accelerating science across the Helmholtz Association. They enable the development and implementation of AI solutions while promoting collaboration and ensuring access to resources and expertise. They do this by offering dedicated AI consultancy services, computing resources, and project funding.
The vision of HIFIS is to empower scientists with digital services at every step of the scientific workflow. HIFIS fosters collaboration and facilitates integrated scientific workflows across all research fields, Helmholtz centres, external collaboration partners and platforms by offering a unified login, shared cloud services, organizing common education and training events, and adopting a de-central and modular approach. This stimulates innovation and knowledge exchange among the research centres.
Imaging technologies and intelligent image analysis are key drivers of discovery across modern science. Helmholtz Imaging is the central platform for imaging within the Helmholtz Association, positioning Helmholtz as a leader providing, developing, applying, and advancing cutting-edge imaging technologies.
The platform offers access to state-of-the-art imaging resources, funding, and expert consulting – empowering researchers to extract insights from complex image data, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and unlock the full potential of Helmholtz’s imaging capabilities.
The Helmholtz Information & Data Science Academy (HIDA) is dedicated to the development of information and data science skills of scientists within the Helmholtz Association and beyond. Together with its partners, HIDA offers a comprehensive range of training opportunities, promotes the exchange of knowledge between scientists through funding programs and networking events, and supports the Helmholtz Centers in recruiting talent.
HIDA also serves as the umbrella organization for the seven HIDS schools, which currently train more than 330 PhD candidates at the interface between data science and the Helmholtz domains. Together, HIDA and the HIDS schools form Germany's largest postgraduate training network in the field of information and data science.