Dr. Samuel Kobba embarked on his illustrious medical journey at the University of Bonn Medical School in 2001, where he laid the foundation for a career that would span various aspects of the medical field, especially in research and radiology. His academic pursuit in medicine was rigorous and comprehensive, culminating in 2006 when he was on the cusp of completing his medical degree, pending his final exams. However, his passion for research led him to the University of Califonia, Davis, where he undertook a doctorate thesis at the Genome and Biomedical Sciences Facility under the expert guidance of Professor Knowlton. During this period, Dr. Kobba delved into the intricate process of isolating cardiac myocytes—a procedure that demanded nearly six hours of meticulous work, followed by a series of experiments utilizing heat shock factor and TNF. These experiments employed cutting-edge techniques such as Western blot and ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay), both of which are paramount in the separation, identification, and detection of proteins and antigens in biological samples, through highly specific antibody-antigen interactions. His groundbreaking work in this field not only showcased his commitment to medical research, but also earned him the title of Medical Research Scholar of the Year. Dr. Samuel Kobba Interventional Radiologist

Dr. Kobba’s doctoral thesis, “Heat Shock Paradox: Role of Heat Shock Factor,” was a testament to his innovative research, and was subsequently published in a renowned medical journal, marking a significant milestone in his career. Furthermore, during his time at the University of California, Davis, he immersed himself in clinical rotations at the Medical Center in Sacramento, working under the tutelage of Dr. Matthew Bobinski, Dr. Arthur Brooks Dublin, Dr. Rosalie Hagge, and Dr. Adam Greenspan, where he completed his courses with honors. Wealth Building Strategies

Upon his return to Germany, Dr. Kobba successfully completed the State exams in 2009, which allowed him to begin to practice. He commenced his professional journey as a resident physician at the University Clinic in Bonn, where he continued to engage in research. Throughout his journey, he was mentored by luminaries such as Professor Baumgarten, Professor Knüffeman, and PD Dr. Se-Chan Kim, who played pivotal roles in shaping his career. He extends his heartfelt gratitude to these mentors, especially the late Professor H. Shimassek, his personal mentor, and Dr. Seitz, who supported him through challenging times. His brother, Dr. Joseph Kobba, his cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Strasser-King, in Sacramento, California, also deserve special mention for their unwavering support throughout his academic and professional journey.