In the exhibition KÖRPERWELTEN - Am Puls der Zeit, curator Dr. Angelina Whalley presents various facets of the human body, highlighting its immense potential as well as its vulnerabilities in the face of 21st-century challenges. She describes the theme as a reflection on the pace of modern life and its impacts on our bodies and health. The exhibition aims to illustrate that our bodies are mirrors of our lifestyles, influenced by our physical activity, nutrition, stress levels, and social environments. Beyond explanations related to nutrition, exercise, and immune system strengthening, the exhibition reveals how to achieve a healthy and long life in today's world. KÖRPERWELTEN is an exhibition that profoundly changes how we view ourselves and our way of life. Over 56 million people worldwide have embarked on this journey of self-discovery. The exhibition provides a detailed view of our internal structure, starting from the human skeleton to the interplay of muscles and fetal development. Visitors encounter a variety of real human specimens, including impressive full-body plastinates, partial plastinates, transparent body slices, and individual organs, offering comprehensive insights into human anatomy and physiology, as well as explanations of body and organ functions and common civilization-related diseases and their origins.