Israeli Data Firm MDClone Expands to Germanys University Hospital Sector
Israeli data firm MDClone's ADAMS platform has been adopted by Germany's University Medical Center Göttingen, marking its EU debut for clinical data analysis.
Jerusalem, 29 September, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Germany’s University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG) has become the first university hospital in Germany and the European Union to adopt ADAMS, a clinical data platform developed by Israeli company MDClone of Beer-Sheva.
The platform will build on UMG’s existing data integration center, allowing authorized staff to analyze longitudinal clinical data within a controlled framework for research, patient care and quality management. ADAMS can also generate synthetic datasets based on real clinical information, supporting research and artificial intelligence development without sharing patient records.
The model is already used by healthcare institutions including UChicago Medicine in the United States, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust in Britain and Israel’s Sheba Medical Center.