Anthony John Gilmore Dickens

Background

Dickens, Anthony John Gilmore was born on August 28, 1938 in Bristol, United Kingdom. Son of George Edward and Ruth Eileen (Cooke) Dickens.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery, Bristol U., United Kingdom, 1963; Diploma in Public Health, Bristol U., United Kingdom, 1966.

Career

House physician, Royal Infirmary, Bristol, United Kingdom, 1963-1964; house surgeon, Southmead Hospital, Bristol, United Kingdom, 1964; assistant medical officer of health, City and County Health Department, Bristol, United Kingdom, 1964-1968; Northern Ireland secretary, British Medical Association, Belfast, Ireland, 1968-1972; assistant secretary, British Medical Association, London, 1972-1975; from medical officer to secretary tropical medicine research board, Medical Research Council, London, 1976-1983; principal science officer tropical medicine research, European Commission, Brussels, 1984-1987; head division medical research, European Commission, Brussels, 1987-1993; adviser life science and technologies, European Commission, Brussels, since 1993.

Achievements

• Anthony John Gilmore Dickens has been listed as a noteworthy Researcher adviser by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal College Pathologists, Faculty of Public Health Medicine, Royal College Physicians United Kingdom, Royal Society Medicine, Royal Society Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, New York Academy Sciences.

Connections

Married Diana Margaret Young, June 6, 1964. Children: Sandra Elizabeth, Stephen James.

Father:

George Edward Dickens

Mother:

Ruth Eileen (Cooke) Dickens

Spouse:

Diana Margaret Young

child:

Stephen James Dickens

child:

Sandra Elizabeth Dickens