Marvin Hölper

Dr. Marvin Hölper serves as a Scientific Assistant at the Department of Ruminants & Camelids within the Department of Veterinary Medicine at Freie Universität Berlin's Farm Animal Clinic in Berlin. His clinical and research work focuses on reproductive medicine and udder health management for ruminants (including cattle, sheep, and goats) and camelids (such as llamas and alpacas).

His primary research domains encompass Reproductive Medicine, Udder Health, Ruminant Medicine, Camelid Medicine, and Farm Animal Health. As an active member of the Working Group on Reproductive Medicine & Udder Health, Dr. Hölper contributes to advancing clinical protocols and research methodologies in these specialized veterinary fields through hands-on clinical practice and collaborative studies.

Based at the Farm Animal Clinic (Königsweg 65, Building 34, Room 1.25, Berlin), Dr. Hölper operates within a multidisciplinary veterinary team focused on diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive care for production animals. His work directly supports the clinic's mission to integrate clinical service with research innovation in ruminant and camelid reproductive health.