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Davison, Andrew J. was born on December 12, 1954 in Bedford, England.
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Andrew J. Davison
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Andrew J. Davison, British virologist. Named one of Scotland's 6 Most Cited Scientists, Edinburgh Science Festival, 1986-1990; grantee, Royal Society Support, 1992-1993, Equine Virology Research Foundation, 1989-1991, 1992-1993, 1994-1995, Royal Society, 1992-1993, Royal Society Jt. Project, 2001-2003, Association International Cancer Research, since 2001.
Education
Bachelor in Biochemistry, University Cambridge, England, 1976. Master of Arts in Biochemistry, University Cambridge, England, 1980. Doctor of Philosophy in Virology, University Glasgow, Scotland, 1982.
Career
Member non-clinical staff virology unit Medical Research Council University Glasgow, 1981—1985, since 1988, principal scientist virology unit Medical Research Council, since 1991. Consultant Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Laboratories, West Point, Pennsylvania, 1984—1985. Visiting associate National Institute Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Laboratory Viral Disease National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, 1986—1988.
Consultant European Patent Disputes, 1996. Honorary lecturer division virology University Glasgow, since 2000. External examiner for Doctor of Philosophy students Universities Cambridge, Leeds, Oxford, Oxford John Moores, Montpellier, Leige.
Chairman herpesvirus study group International Committee Taxonomy of Viruses, 1999—2002. Member advisory board Archives Virology, 1997—2000. Member science advisory board and international committee Varicella-Zoster Virus Foundation, 1991—2001.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Society General Microbiology (member virus group committee 1991-1994, Fleming lecturer for outstanding research by a young microbiologist 1989).
Education
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1976
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1980
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1982
Career
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1984 - 1985
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1986 - 1988
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1996
Awards
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Named one of Scotland's 6 Most Cited Scientists, Edinburgh Science Festival, 1986-1990. Grantee, Royal Society Support, 1992-1993, Equine Virology Research Foundation, 1989-1991, 1992-1993, 1994-1995, Royal Society, 1992-1993, Royal Society Jt. Project, 2001-2003, Association International Cancer Research, since 2001.Named one of Scotland's 6 Most Cited Scientists, Edinburgh Science Festival, 1986-1990. Grantee, Royal Society Support, 1992-1993, Equine Virology Research Foundation, 1989-1991, 1992-1993, 1994-1995, Royal Society, 1992-1993, Royal Society Jt. Project, 2001-2003, Association International Cancer Research, since 2001.