Professor of Gastroenterology at the University of Heidelberg and Director of the Department of Medicine II of the University Hospital Mannheim. His group focuses on translational gastrointestinal cancer research with a strong clinical background in clinical trials and translational studies, including patient-derived models.
Prof. Ebert is a member of the Executive Board of the German Gastroenterology Society (DGVS), and of the Executive Board of Medical Oncology Group (AIO) of the German Cancer Society; He published more than 300 peer reviewed publications and 7 patents in the area of molecular diagnostics; He is currently active in the DFG funded graduate school on innate immunity in cancer and tissue damage (GRK2727) and leads one of the largest living biobanks with patient-derived organoids in Europe.
Prof. Ebert is lead investigator of currently more than 25 clinical trials, including IITs in immune oncology treatment protocols, and several phase I and II trials, with protocols for all areas of gastrointestinal cancers and chronic inflammatory conditions. Prof. Ebert, in cooperation with Biotech companies in Europe and US, has filed/been awarded multiple patents and has acted as consultant for a wide variety of industrial parties within the biomedical and pharmaceutical sphere.
Prof. Ebert acts as Clinical Director of the Mannheim School of Translational Medicine und is responsible for the DFG-funded Clinician-Scientist-Programme „ICON: Interfaces and Interventions in Chronic Conditions“ at Mannheim Medical Faculty of Heidelberg University.