Martin Hill, PhD, DSc is a graduate of the University of Chemical Technology in Prague (1986). In 1992 he defended PhD theses (CSc.) in the field of chemical and energetic processing of fuels. In 1997-1999, after the final examination, he completed a two-year licensed study of chemometrics at the Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice. In 2001 he defended his Doctor of Chemical Sciences (DSc.) degree in Analytical Chemistry. He has been involved in 30 successfully completed or ongoing grant projects, 14 of which he was or is the principal investigator. He is a member of the Czech Endocrinological Society (CES) and the holder of two awards within the CES (1998 and 2007). As a co-principal investigator of the grant project together with Professor David Cibula and Dr. Michal Fanta, he is a holder of the 1st Prize of the Minister of Health of the Czech Republic. His publication activity according to Web of Science includes 395 publications, H-index 45, and 7500 citations with an average citation rate of 18.99 citations/publication. He is also the author or co-author of seven books and book chapters. He is particularly interested in the physiology, pathophysiology and diagnostics related to bioactive steroids and steroidomics on the platform of gas chromatography with tandem mass detection (GC-MS/MS) and in combination with multivariate statistical methods. Since 1992 he has been employed at the Institute of Endocrinology in Prague, where he works as a scientist.