Hubner Christian A. Hubner

Prof. Dr. med. Christian A. Hubner is a highly accomplished doctor specializing in human genetics and laboratory diagnostics. He has established himself as a leading expert with an impressive career spanning several notable achievements. After completing his studies in human medicine, Dr. Hubner obtained a license for medical practice and successfully defended his dissertation. He furthered his expertise by obtaining specialization as a laboratory physician, achieving habilitation and a teaching license. Additionally, Dr. Hubner has received additional qualifications in human genetics. Currently, Dr. Hubner serves as the Vice Dean for research at the University of Jena and is a Principal Investigator of a research project focused on the role of AP-5 in the endolysosomal system, autophagy, and autophagic lysosome reformation. He is also a partner of TreatHSP and a member of the SPP 1665, which aims to resolve and manipulate neuronal networks in the mammalian brain. Dr. Hubner has contributed significantly to human genetics with over 284 scientific publications. His research interests span various areas, including genetic risk factors for diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and epilepsy and molecular and functional characterization of cardiac proteins. With his extensive experience, numerous publications, and involvement in groundbreaking research projects, Prof. Dr. med. Christian A. Hubner is considered an exceptional doctor and a valuable asset in human genetics and laboratory diagnostics.