Background
Feldmann, Edward George was born on October 13, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Edward Louis and Vera (Arnesen) Feldmann.
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Edward George Feldmann, American Pharmaceutical chemist. Recipient Man of Year award National Association Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, 1970, Georgia Bergy Lecturer award University West Virginia, 1975, President award American Association Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1993, Distinguished citation University of Wisconsin, 1971, Commissioner's citation Food and Drug Administration, 1975, Special Recognition award President Lyndon Johnson, 1965.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Loyola University, Chicago, 1952; Master of Science in Pharmacy (research fellow American Foundation Pharmaceutical Education 1953-1955), University of Wisconsin, 1954; Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Chemistry-Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin, 1955; postgraduate, Northwestern University, 1956; postgraduate, University of Chicago, 1958.
Career
Teaching assistant, Loyola University, Chicago, 1951-1952;
research assistant, University of Wisconsin, 1952-1953;
senior chemist, American Dental Association, 1955-1958;
director division chemistry, American Dental Association, 1958-1959;
associate director science division, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1959-1960;
director, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1960-1985;
associate editor science edit association journal, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1959-1960;
editor, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1960;
associate executive director for science affairs, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1970-1983;
vice president science affairs, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1983-1985;
project director Handbook of Non-Prescription Drugs, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1985-1986;
managing editor, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1989-1990;
project consultant handbook on non-prescription drugs, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1991-1993;
member of advisory panel, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1994-1995;
executive secretary, Academy Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1983-1985;
member of advisory panel, American Pharmaceutical Association, 1994-1998;
private pharmaceutical consultant, since 1985;
associate director revision, National Fomulary, 1959-1960;
director revision, National Fomulary, 1960-1970. Member of advisory panel dental drugs National Formulary, 1955-1960, American Pharmaceutical Association Handbook of Non-Prescription Drugs, 1994-1995. Reviewer International Pharmacopeia, World Health Organization, 1958.
Special lecturer drug standards George Washington University, 1960-1964. Delegate conference on fellowships National Health Council, 1960. Member coordinating committee National Conference Antimicrobial Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, Society Industrial Microbiology, 1960-1963.
Member of advisory panel pharmaceutical nomenclature American Medical Association-American Pharm.Assn.-United States Pharmacopeia, 1961-1966, member nomenclature committee, 1962-1966. Secretary United States Committee International Drug Standards, 1964-1965. Advisory panel food chemicals codex National Academy Sciences-National Research Council, 1961-1971, liaison representative to drug researchbd., 1968-1976.
Special liaison representative to communications of Life Sciences, NAS-National Research Council, 1973-1985. Member laboratory committee American Pharmaceutical Association Foundation, 1961-1975. Member committee Ebert prize, 1961-1975.
Judge Lunsford-Richardson Pharmacy Awards, 1962-1969. Consultant Council on Drugs, American Medical Association, 1962. Visiting scientist American Association Colls. of Pharmacy, National Science Foundation, 1963-1966.
Member expert advisory panel on international pharmacopeia and pharmaceutical preparation World Health Organisation, 1963-1975. Drug consultant Office Secretary, unites states department Health, Edition and Welfare, 1967-1970. Nomenclature consultant to Commissioner, United States Food and Drug Administration, 1968-1971.
Member expert working group Industrial Development Organisation, United Nations, 1969. Member organizing committee 31st International Congress Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1970-1971. Member National Research Council, 1971-1985;delegate United States Pharmacopeia, 1970-1985, 90-95.
Member National Council on Drugs, 1976-1983. Member scientific advisory board Biodecision laboratories, Inc., 1987-1990. Scientific consultant American Association Pharmaceutical Scientists, 1986-1993.
Pharmaceutical science consultant ERGO Science Inc., since 1992. Member steering committee Japan-United States Pharmaceutical Sciences Congress, 1987. Expert witness congressional drug legislation hearings and civil litigation cases.
Lecturer in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member membership committee Ravenwood Park Citizens Association, Falls Church, Virginia, 1962, member nominating committee, 1971-1972. Member Lake Barcroft Community Association, 1975-1997. Fellow Academy Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Member American Pharmaceutical Association (life), American Chemical Society, American Association Pharmaceutical Sciences (charter member fellow, fellows selection committee 1989, President's award 1993), New York Academy Sciences, National Society Medical Research (county 1961-1969), American Testing Materials, Council Biology Editors, American Medical Association (affiliate), Federation International Pharmaceutical, United States Tennis Association, Mid-Atlantic Tennis Association, Sigma Xi, Rho Chi, Lambda Chi Sigma.
Connections
Married Mary J. Evans, August 30, 1952. Children: Ann Marie Whittington, Edward William, Robert George, Karen Lynn Zaragoza.
