Justin Hofenbitzer

Computational linguist · Doctoral researcher in clinical NLP

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I study how linguistic variation across clinical specialties and between real and synthetic texts affects clinical natural language processing. My work focuses on German clinical language resources, text evaluation, and semantic annotation with SNOMED CT.

I am a doctoral researcher at the Chair of Medical Informatics, Institute for AI and Informatics in Medicine (AIIM), Technical University of Munich. In the GeMTeX consortium, I lead the semantic annotation work package and supervise the local annotation team.

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Research and Resources

GeMTeX: German Clinical Language Resources

GeMTeX brings together clinical documents from six German university hospitals. I develop SNOMED CT annotation guidelines and coordinate semantic annotation across the consortium.

Explore GeMTeX · Read about the corpus

GerMedIQ: Simulated and Synthetic Medical Interviews

GerMedIQ compares human-produced simulated responses with LLM-generated responses to German medical history questions. It provides data and evaluation resources for studying synthetic medical language.

Explore GerMedIQ · Access the data and code

Latest Updates

Most recent news

10/26: Going to Paris for the first Building Commons for Clinical LLMs Conference 🇫🇷
09/26: Presenting at ISCB-GMDS in Freiburg! An oral presentation was scheduled for September 29 at 11:00. 🌲
09/26: Our extended abstract Benchmarking Clinical LLMs: The German Medical Text Corpus (GeMTeX) has been accepted to the Building Commons for Clinical LLMs Conference!

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Get in Touch

Interested in clinical NLP, language resources, or semantic annotation? Contact me at justin.hofenbitzer@tum.de.

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