Clarissa von Haefen

Clinician Scientist

Charité

I'm a biotechnologist and research scientist in the group of Prof. Claudia Spies at Charité, where I also did my PhD in oncology on mitochondrial apoptosis signaling. My work explores chronobiology, autophagy, and immune regulation in perioperative and critically ill patients and their role in delirium and recovery, aiming for preventive and therapeutic strategies aligned with circadian rhythms.

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Clarissa von Haefen

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Individualized data-driven light intervention in intensive care unit patients

Circadian rhythms are often disrupted in critically ill patients, worsening outcomes. Non-invasive detection and normalization in the ICU are not yet implemented. This project integrates high-resolution patient data with dynamic light therapy to restore circadian rhythms.

Individualized data-driven light intervention in intensive care unit patients

Circadian rhythms are often disrupted in critically ill patients, worsening outcomes. Non-invasive detection and normalization in the ICU are not yet implemented. This project integrates high-resolution patient data with dynamic light therapy to restore circadian rhythms.

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Clarissa von Haefen

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