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Milner, Arthur David was born on July 16, 1943 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England. Son of Arthur and Sarah Ellen (Gaunt) Milner.
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Arthur David Milner, British neuroscience researcher. Leverhulme trust research fellow Leverhulme Trust, 1998-1999. Fellow Royal Society of Edinburgh; member Experimental Psychology Society (committee 1989-1992), International Neuropsychol. Symposium (committee 1992-1997), European Brain and Behaviour Society (committee 1996-1999).
Education
Bachelor, University Oxford, England, 1965. Master of Arts, University Oxford, England, 1970. Doctor of Philosophy, University London, 1971.
Career
Research assistant University London, 1966-1970. Lecturer University St. Andrews, Scotland, 1970-1982, senior lecturer, 1982-1985, reader, 1985-1990, professor neuropsychology, 1990-2000. Professor cognitive neuroscience University Durham, since 2000.
Head department psychology University St. Andrews, 1983-1988, 94-97, dean faculty of science, 1992-1994. F.C. Donders lecturer Max Planck-Institute, 1999.
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Fellow Royal Society of Edinburgh. Member Experimental Psychology Society (committee 1989-1992), International Neuropsychol. Symposium (committee 1992-1997), European Brain and Behaviour Society (committee 1996-1999).
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Married Christine Armitage, July 24, 1965. Children: Benedict Jon, Edward.
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Labour Party United Kingdom
Education
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1965
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1970
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1971
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1966 - 1970
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1970 - 1982
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1985 - 1990