In this sub-project of the overall INGVER study programme, researchers in an interdisciplinary team of experts are using state-of-the-art techniques to identify risk markers for the development of diagnostic, preventive and therapeutic strategies to improve the outcome of high-risk births. Important clinical and scientific disciplines involved in the extended "pregnancy and birth" process are included in order to integrate pre-, peri- and postnatal (epi-)genetic analyses and immune profiles into the clinical-neuropsychiatric and psychosocial phenotyped risk constellation, including image-based information using artificial intelligence methods.

Source: Intersectoral care for vulnerable groups - INGVER

Project start: 2024

End of project: 2027

Funding organisation: Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space

Funding reference: 01KX2419

THS services:

• General consulting
• Operation and support of the identity management infrastructure:
  • Digital list of participants
  • Digital consent management
  • Pseudonymisation
• Contact point for exercising the rights of data subjects