Matthias combines the experience and passion of eight years of intensive care medicine and nursing with six years of healthcare software and product development. For him, the focus is on the meaningful use of contemporary technologies: "It's about making care, both for the patient and the practitioner, more efficient, so that it's not the process, but the person, that can come back to the fore."

David brings extensive professional experience in the high-security IT environment and has been involved in a wide variety of healthcare projects from initial concept to final implementation. His primary focus over the past years has been the development of a data trustee. From a personal point of view, he appreciates the opportunity that "by using and linking a wide variety of medical data, possibly new insights and therapies can emerge, creating real added value for everyone".

As a young, dedicated cloud engineer and Kubernetes specialist, Robert has spent the past few years building infrastructure for a complex IoT system as part of Ralf Schramm's team. "My focus at Honic is to design and build a secure and highly available platform together with our technology partners."

Leopold previously worked at a pharmacy and has since been focusing on faster digitization in the storage and further use of health data: "The challenge is to develop a cloud platform-based storage medium to be able to further use the collected health data for research purposes in compliance with data protection laws. The goal must always be maximum patient benefit."

Elena has already advised various innovative companies as a lawyer and therefor knows: "The General Data Protection Regulation privileges the processing of data for scientific research purposes - at the same time, this results in high requirements for data security and protection by design. At Honic, I bring the legal perspective on data use into an interdisciplinary team to create a secure health data space.“

Jan is convinced: "All of the major social challenges of our time can only be met through cooperation between all relevant players. The potential of data-based healthcare and research requires an approach that brings together medical data from a wide range of players in a secure way that complies with data protection regulations - for the benefit of patients.

Anna brings years of scientific research experience analysing multimodal clinical data and therefore knows: "By harnessing the potential of large routinely collected medical data we can advance research and development for better healthcare".

Achim is experienced in analysing big data and now focusing on analysing radiological images during his master thesis at RWTH Aachen. He knows, that “knowledge is a key aspect to improve medical healthcare and research builds the fundament to it.”

Max has years of experience in financial and healthcare software development, including hospital and teleradiology. The decision to join Honic was no brainer for him, and he is convinced: “User-centric software improves the quality of life for everyone involved within healthcare and thus serve the common good.”

Lea has a background in health care as well as medical technology solutions and is convinced that this interface will help humanity solve the most critical challenges of our time: "Being able to effectively use data collected by practitioners, clinics and researchers in order to provide ultra-personalized medical care will profoundly improve the quality of therapies and treatments."

Nora combines digital expertise and entrepreneurship through her stations in digital consulting and at recognized venture builders. "The innovation potential in the healthcare industry is huge. I am convinced that by providing access to health data for research and development, we will enable a more holistic, preventive, and safer health care."