Robert Weber, MSc
MSc International Development &amp; Global Health
Current professional activities: 
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<li>W Medical Systems GmbH (Managing Director)</li>
<li>Weber Medical GmbH</li>
<li>International Society for Medical Laser Applications (ISLA e.V.)</li>
<li>Global Heartbeat e.V. (Director General)</li>
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Background:
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<li>Born April 9th, 1985 in Goettingen/ Germany</li>
<li>2004: Abitur (German school diploma) in Beverungen, Germany</li>
<li>Since 2005: Head of International Business Development of Weber Medical GmbH/Germany</li>
<li>Since 2006: Board Member of the International Society for Medical Laser Applications (ISLA) with focus on development, research, and education</li>
<li>2011: Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Economics (Philipps University Marburg, Germany)</li>
<li>2013: Master’s degree in International Development and Global Health (Philipps University Marburg, Germany)</li>
<li>2008-2013: Research projects in Sri Lanka and India</li>
<li>2013: Foundation of the ISLA Research Group (Director General)</li>
<li>Since 2014: Co-organizer of several international ISLA conferences in Germany, Asia and USA</li>
<li>Since 2014: Coordination of several research projects on anti-microbial photodynamic therapy for infectious diseases in Germany, Thailand, India, Nigeria, Romania and South Africa</li>
<li>2014: Co-editor of the first edition of the book ‘Medical Laser therapy- Foundations and clinical applications</li>
<li>2015: Foundation of W Medical Systems GmbH (Managing Director) with focus on development, research, and sales in the field of regenerative medicine</li>
<li>2016: Co-editor of the second edition of the book ‘Medical Laser therapy- Foundations and clinical applications</li>
<li>Since 2018: Research on photodynamic cancer therapy including development of new light sensitive cost-efficient drugs</li>
<li>Lectures on anti-microbial photodynamic therapy at several international conferences</li>
<li>2022: Foundation of Global Heartbeat e.V. with focus on research and supporting health projects in developing countries</li>
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