Background
Melendez-Romero, Alirio Jose was born on March 24, 1967 in Punto Fijo, Falcon, Venezuela. Son of Jose Exequiel Melendez and Lilia Francisca Romero.
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Alirio Jose Melendez-Romero
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Doctor of Medicine, People's Friendship University, Moscow, Russia, 1992. Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry with honors, University Glasgow, Scotland, 1995. Doctor of Philosophy, Faculty Medicine, University Glasgow, Scotland, 1998.
Career
Senior scientist Pfizer Research and Development, Paris, 1999—2001. Associate professor National University Singapore, 2001—2007. Senior lecturer & principal investigator Glasgow biomedical Research Center, University Glasgow, Glasgow, since 2007.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science, New York Academy of Sciences, Federation American Societies Experimental Biology, Singapore Immunological Society, British Society Immunology, American Association Immunology.
Connections
Married Ann-Karinne Fraser-Andrews, July 9, 1991.
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Nationality
British Venezuelan
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Career
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1999 - 2001
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2001 - 2007
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Recipient Summer Research award, Medical Research Council, England, 1994, Young Investigator award, biomedical Research Council Singapore, 2002-2005, Faculty Outstanding Researcher award, Faculty Medicine, University Glasgow, 2007, University Young Researcher award, National University Singapore, 2007. Differential Expression Profilling grant, biomedical Research Council Singapore, 2002-2005, scholarship, Government Former Soviet Union, 1986-1992, Anaphylatoxin Signalling Neutrophils & Macrophages grant, National Medical Research Council, Singapore, 2002-2004, FcgR Signalling grant, 2004-2007, Project grant, biomedical Research Council Singapore, since 2007, Blockade Sphingosine Kinase Anaphylaxis grant, Medical Research Council, England, since 2007.Recipient Summer Research award, Medical Research Council, England, 1994, Young Investigator award, biomedical Research Council Singapore, 2002-2005, Faculty Outstanding Researcher award, Faculty Medicine, University Glasgow, 2007, University Young Researcher award, National University Singapore, 2007. Differential Expression Profilling grant, biomedical Research Council Singapore, 2002-2005, scholarship, Government Former Soviet Union, 1986-1992, Anaphylatoxin Signalling Neutrophils & Macrophages grant, National Medical Research Council, Singapore, 2002-2004, FcgR Signalling grant, 2004-2007, Project grant, biomedical Research Council Singapore, since 2007, Blockade Sphingosine Kinase Anaphylaxis grant, Medical Research Council, England, since 2007.