Hans-Werner Mewes

Biomax Informatics AG develops software solutions for life science organizations. It provides software solutions for obtaining, sorting, managing, distributing and analyzing data for any kind of data in any format. The products of the business are BioXM for knowledge management environment, BioRS for integration and retrieval systems, Viscovery for data mining suites, and Pedant-Pro for sequence analysis suites. The company was founded by Klaus Heumann, Hans-Werner Mewes and Dmitrij Frishman in 1997 and is headquartered in Planegg, Germany.

Biomax Informatics AG develops software solutions for life science organizations. It provides software solutions for obtaining, sorting, managing, distributing and analyzing data for any kind of data in any format. The products of the business are BioXM for knowledge management environment, BioRS for integration and retrieval systems, Viscovery for data mining suites, and Pedant-Pro for sequence analysis suites. The company was founded by Klaus Heumann, Hans-Werner Mewes and Dmitrij Frishman in 1997 and is headquartered in Planegg, Germany.

Helmholtz Zentrum München is a research center located in Munich, Germany. The center's mission is to discover personalized medical solutions for the prevention and therapy of environmentally triggered diseases and promote a healthier society in a rapidly changing world. Helmholtz Zentrum München investigates the interaction of genetics, environmental factors, and lifestyle to achieve this goal. The center is a member of the Helmholtz Association, the largest scientific organization with more than 40,000 employees at 19 research centers. Helmholtz Zentrum München has approximately 2,500 staff members and is headquartered in Neuherberg in the north of Munich.

Helmholtz Zentrum München is a research center located in Munich, Germany. The center's mission is to discover personalized medical solutions for the prevention and therapy of environmentally triggered diseases and promote a healthier society in a rapidly changing world. Helmholtz Zentrum München investigates the interaction of genetics, environmental factors, and lifestyle to achieve this goal. The center is a member of the Helmholtz Association, the largest scientific organization with more than 40,000 employees at 19 research centers. Helmholtz Zentrum München has approximately 2,500 staff members and is headquartered in Neuherberg in the north of Munich.