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Kriz, Dario was born on September 4, 1965 in Malmú, Skåne, Sweden. Son of Daniel and Amalia Kriz.
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Dario Kriz, Swedish biochemist. Recipient Berzelius award Swedish Chemical Society, 1983, Finalist award 16th European Philips Contest, 1984, award Swedish Research Council for Engineering Sciences, 1995, 96; grantee Affarsstrategerna and European Community, 1997. Member International Society Electrochemistry, New York Academy of Sciences, American Chemical Society.
Education
Degree in electronic engineering, Nordic Technology Institute, Stockholm, 1981. Master of Science, Lund (Sweden) University, 1988. Student in pre-clinical medicine, Lund (Sweden) University, 1992.
Doctor of Philosophy in Pure and Applied Biochemistry, Lund (Sweden) University, 1994. Degree, University Cambridge, England, 1993.
Career
Researcher pathology department Malmö (Sweden) Hospital, 1984-1985. Technician Bioinvent Inc., Lund, 1986. Chief Executive Officer Chemel Inc., 1990-1997.
Head European Institute of Science, since 1997. Technical assistant analytical chemistry Lund University, 1990, researcher, 1996-1997, head Chemel Research Institute, Lund, 1994-1997, researcher Lund Medical Laser Center, 1994-1997, visiting professor University Regensburg, Germany, since 1997, head European Institute of Science, since 1998. Member editorial boards various professional journals., since 1998.
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Member International Society Electrochemistry, New York Academy of Sciences, American Chemical Society.
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Education
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1981
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1988
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1992
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1994
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1993
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1984 - 1985
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1986
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1990 - 1997
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1997
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Recipient Berzelius award Swedish Chemical Society, 1983, Finalist award 16th European Philips Contest, 1984, award Swedish Research Council for Engineering Sciences, 1995, 96. Grantee Affarsstrategerna and European Community, 1997.Recipient Berzelius award Swedish Chemical Society, 1983, Finalist award 16th European Philips Contest, 1984, award Swedish Research Council for Engineering Sciences, 1995, 96. Grantee Affarsstrategerna and European Community, 1997.