HELPSCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY

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WHAT WE DORESEARCH INTERESTS

Our major research interests are (1) to uncover fundamental principles of clinical pediatric research and (2) to enable such studies ...

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TREAT OR CURE? HANDICAP LAB

In a world where medicine often stops at treating symptoms, HANDICAP LAB has set out as a “think tank” to break the status quo.

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RESEARCH INRARE PEDIATRIC GENETIC DISEASES

Translational research in rare genetic pediatric diseases bridges the gap between laboratory results ...

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Welcome to Ped Mind Institute,

Our mission is to advance the understanding, early detection, and management of rare genetic diseases in children through cutting-edge research and clinical expertise.

Focus on Pediatric Genomics
At the Ped Mind Institute, we concentrate specifically on pediatric genomics—the study of how genetic variations influence childhood health and disease. Our work bridges translational research and clinical practice to improve outcomes for children born with rare genetic syndromes and disorders.

We are dedicated to:

  • Developing accurate whole-genome sequencing strategies for early prenatal and postnatal screening
  • Identifying genetic defects and establishing hypotheses for potential interventions as early as possible
  • Building international scientific collaborations to accelerate progress in rare pediatric genetic diseases

Our Commitment
Since 2010, our institute has been deeply engaged in clinical genetics for pediatric patients, working with conditions such as Allan-Herndon-Dudley syndrome, Hutchinson-Gilford progeria, Kawasaki disease, and many other rare genetic disorders. Our goal is not only to detect these conditions early but also to lay the groundwork for future therapeutic approaches.

We invite clinicians, researchers, and families to connect with us as we work toward a better future for children with rare genetic diseases.

Best wishes,
Professor Stefan Bittmann, M.A.
Head, Ped Mind Institute
Ahaus, Germany

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Prof. Dr. Bittmann
Revolut Bank
IBAN: DE64 1001 0178 0576 0819 28

Ped Mind Expert Relation
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Last publications

    • Stefan Bittmann, Elisabeth Luchter and Elena Moschüring-Alieva:
    • Pediatric Alexander Disease: Clinical Spectrum, GFAP Genotype–Phenotype Relationships, Molecular Pathogenesis, and Emerging Gene-Targeted Therapies
    • Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research, Volume 38, Issue 10, Page 157-173, 2026; Article no.JAMMR.167689
    • Stefan Bittmann, Elisabeth Luchter and Elena Moschüring-Alieva:
    • Acromegaly: A Critical Narrative Review of Pathogenesis, Tumour Classification, Systemic Manifestations and Evolving Therapeutic Paradigms
    • Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology, Volume 45, Issue 10, Page 273-298, 2026; Article no.CJAST.167068

Editorial engagement (last)

    • Reviewer
    • Journal of Cell Communication and Signaling, Wiley, USA
    • since 09/2026
    • Editorial Board Member
    • International Journal of Pediatric Health and Neonatal Sciences
    • since 08/2026
    • Editorial Board Member
    • International Journal of Applied Medical and Health Sciences
    • since 08/2026
    • Member
    • Member of the American Association of the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Washington, USA
    • since 07/2026

Advances in Pediatric Research

    • Bittmann S, Liuchter E:
    • An innovative new technique of pediatric vaccination: Take both hands and hold the needle to avoid damage of nociceptors and capillaries
    • Editorial as Editor-in Chief; Advances in Pediatric Research, Special Issue „Insights in Pediatric Research and Vaccine Pain Management in Children“, accepted 5/2019
    • Bittmann S
    • The origin of Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: Charles Dodgson and his attraction to small children
    • Editorial, Advances in Pediatric Research 5:24, 2019

Contact

Ped Mind Institute
Prof. Stefan Bittmann M.A.
Domhof 15
D-48683 Ahaus, Germany

  +49 2565 97323
  +49 2565 97324
  info@ped-mind-institute.de