Network
Aim of Network
MEDIculous REMeDy is a European Doctoral Network advancing precision medicine for obesity, diabetes and their associated complications. The network addresses a central challenge in metabolic health: metabolic disease heterogeneity. Patients with similar clinical diagnoses often differ substantially in their underlying molecular and cellular mechanisms, disease progression and response to therapy, limiting the effectiveness of current prevention and treatment strategies.
By bringing together experts from leading universities, hospitals, industry and patient organizations across Europe, MEDIculous REMeDy investigates this heterogeneity across the entire disease spectrum – from predisposition through early metabolic dysfunction and obesity to advanced diabetes and its complications. Combining patient data with advanced laboratory models, multi-omics technologies and artificial intelligence, the network seeks to uncover the biological mechanisms underlying this heterogeneity to identify new biomarkers, therapeutic targets and predictors of treatment response. At the same time, MEDIculous REMeDy trains the next generation of interdisciplinary researchers with the scientific, computational and leadership skills needed to advance precision medicine and translate research discoveries into better patient care.
Map of the partners

Host institutions
Germany
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Prof. Carolin Daniel
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Prof. Stephan Herzig
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Prof. Martin Hrabě de Angelis
Denmark
University of Aarhus (AU) | Aarhus
University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
Spain
August Pi I Sunyer Biomedical Research Institute (IDIBAPS) | Barcelona
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Dr. Marc Claret
Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM)
Finland
United Kingdom
Imperial College (Imperial) | London
Croatia
Genos Glycoscience Ltd. (Genos) | Zagreb
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Dr. Marina Martinić Kavur
Romania
West University of Timişoara (WUT) | Timişoara
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Prof. Daniela Zaharie
Poland
Medical University of Warsaw (MUW)
Slovenia
Partners
Germany
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Technical University of Munich (TUM) | Munich
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German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD)
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Deutsches Museum | Munich
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Evotec | Hamburg
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European Association for the Study of Diabetes e.V. (EASD) | Düsseldorf
United Kingdom
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Ignota Labs | CambridgeUniversity of Exeter (UNEXE) | Exeter
Spain
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Fecundis | Barcelona
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University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) | Bilbao
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University of Barcelona (UB) | Barcelona
Finland
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University of Turku (UTU) | TurkuDiabetesseura T1D ry | Helsinki
Poland
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Enamine | WarsawSanprobi | Szczecin
Canada
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University of Alberta | Edmonton
Belgium
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OHMX.bio | Evergem
Slovenia
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University of Ljubljana (UL) | Ljubljana
Croatia
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University of Zagreb (UNIZG) | Zagreb
Coordinators

Prof. Carolin Daniel
Spokesperson

Dr. Kalina Draganova
DN Project Manager

María Rocha-Acevedo
Project Coordinator

Susanne Drogoin
Assistant Coordinator
