Kjeld Møllgård
Ekstern lektor, Emeritus
ICMM Teaching
Blegdamsvej 3, 2200 København N., 22 Bygning 22, Bygning: 22-3-23
Morphogenesis and Differentiation Program
Blegdamsvej 3
2200 København N.
Personal data | |
Born November 18, 1942, Copenhagen, Denmark | |
Academic Degrees Medical doctor/Ph.D. in neurobiology, University of Lund, Sweden (1979) ECFMG examination, M.D., USA (1968) M.D., University of Copenhagen (1968) | |
Academic Appointments | |
1989- | Professor of neuroanatomy, Medical Anatomy, University of Copenhagen |
1989 | Docent, Medical Anatomy, Dept. A, University of Copenhagen |
1977-1979 | Ph.D study program in neurobiology, the medical faculty Lund, Sweden |
1972 | Associate Professor, Medical Anatomy, Dept. A, University of Copenhagen |
1971 | Assistant Professor, Medical Anatomy, Dept. A, University of Copenhagen |
1970 | Postdoctoral Fellow and visiting lecturer at Dept. Physiology-Anatomy, U. C. Berkeley |
1969 | Research Scholar, University of Copenhagen |
1968 | Assistant professor, Medical Anatomy, Dept. A., University of Copenhagen |
Editorial Boards | |
1977-1991 | Associate editor at Journal of Neurocytology |
1975- | Referee for 20 major neuroscience journals and international research organizations |
Major Administrative Responsibilities | |
1997-2002 | Chairman/Vice-chairman (by turns), The Øresund University, a consortium of eleven universities and university colleges in the Øresund Region involving some 120.000 students and 10.000 researchers. |
1994-2002 | Rector/Vice-chancellor, University of Copenhagen |
1986-1990 | Dean, the medical faculty, University of Copenhagen |
1984-1987 | Secretary and later chairman of the medical faculty scientific committee |
1984-1985 | Member and secretary of the medical faculty stipend committee |
1983-1990 | Member of the medical faculty council |
1979-1983 | Chairman, Medical Anatomy, Dept. A, Univ. of Copenhagen |
1979-1981 | Chairman of the joint administration, Anatomical Insts., Univ. of Copenhagen |
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