Jorg Huber

Jorg Huber is a Professor of Health Sciences at the University of Brighton's School of Education, Sport and Health. His research addresses long-term conditions (diabetes, HIV/AIDS), health behaviors, and psychosocial resilience, integrating biological, psychological, and social perspectives.

• PhD in Experimental Psychology, University of Surrey
• Master in Environmental Psychology, University of Surrey
• Master in Diplompsychologe, University of Bonn
• Bachelor in Psychology, University of Konstanz

Huber's work examines how individuals adjust to chronic illnesses while navigating stigma and health inequalities. He advocates for mixed-methods research and intervention development in applied health contexts.

His recent publications focus on resilience mechanisms, community health networks, and glycemic control in diabetes, with studies extending to public health impacts of social inequalities. Key projects include the Health Counts 2024 survey and EU-funded EMPOWERCARE initiative.

Professional roles include:

• External Member, Queen Victoria Hospital R&D Board (2018–present)
• Member, Diabetes UK Clinical Study Group (2017–present)