Professor Marcle Dihne

Snapshot Highlights

• Chief Physician, Department of Neurology, Solingen City Hospital (since Jan 2024)
• Over a decade of successful treatment experience in neurology and epilepsy
• Recognized leading expert in neurology and epilepsy in Germany and Europe
• Author of numerous publications in leading German and European medical journals
• Recipient of the Christian and Claudia Hempel Foundation Research Award

Professional Experience

Professor Doctor Marcel Dihné, MD, assumed the role of Chief Physician for the Department of Neurology at Solingen City Hospital in January 2024. This appointment solidifies his position as a highly respected authority in neurology and epilepsy throughout Germany and Europe. Professor Dihné leads a team utilizing state-of-the-art technology to provide advanced neurological care. Prior to his current role, he successfully directed the Department of Neurology at St. Lukas Klinik Solingen for 10 years, concluding in November 2023, where he amassed extensive experience in treating complex neurological conditions. His team annually manages over 760 patients with epilepsy, demonstrating a significant volume of specialized patient care.

Areas of Expertise

Professor Dihné’s specialized clinical and research interests encompass a broad spectrum of neurological disorders and cutting-edge therapeutic approaches. His core areas of expertise include: neurology, stroke management, epilepsy treatment, nervous system regeneration, stem cell research, and microelectrode array applications. His work in the Stroke Treatment Centre at the Academic Hospital Solingen ensures patients receive the most contemporary and advanced treatments for a wide array of neurological diseases.

Academic Achievements & Special Certifications

Professor Dihné’s dedication to advancing medical knowledge is underscored by his significant contributions to scientific literature, including authorship of numerous publications in prestigious German and European medical journals. He holds advanced certifications that reflect his commitment to specialized training and teaching. These include the DEGUM II certificate as an instructor in neurological ultrasound and an EEG certificate as an instructor at St. Luke’s Hospital. Furthermore, his expertise in epileptology is formally recognized with a dedicated certificate in the field. His research endeavors have been acknowledged with the Christian and Claudia Hempel Foundation Research Award, recognizing outstanding achievements in clinical stem cell research.

Educational Background

Professor Dihné completed advanced clinical and research training at the Neurological University Hospital Tübingen and the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research between 2011 and 2013. His foundational medical education and training occurred at the Neurological University Hospital Düsseldorf from 2004 to 2011. Earlier in his academic journey, he engaged in scientific exploration at the Centre for Molecular Neurobiology in Hamburg from 2001 to 2004, initiating his scientific career at the University of Aachen.