Background
Cock, Hannah Rutherford was born on September 13, 1964 in Edinburgh, Scotland. Daughter of Alan Geoffrey and Martha Rutherford Cock.
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Hannah Rutherford Cock
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Hannah Rutherford Cock, British neurologist, educator, researcher. Certified Professional Accreditation Teaching Higher Education 2000. Member of Institute Learning and Teaching, International League Against Epilepsy, Association British Neurologists (president 1998—2000, Clinical Research and Academy committee since 2001, Acute Neurological Services committee 1999—2001).
Education
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, University College London, 1989. Bachelor of Science in Physiology, University College London, 1986. Doctor of Medicine, University London, 1996.
Career
Medical registrar Hillingdon/Hammersmith Hospitals, London, 1993—1994. Neurology registrar Royal Free Hospital, 1994—1998, National Hospital for Neurology, London, 1998—1999. Clinical lecturer neurology Institute Neurology, 1999—2001, Wellcome advanced fellow, since 2001.
Honorary consultant neurology National Hospital Neurology, London, 2001—2003. Senior lecturer, honorary consultant neurologist St. Georges Hospital Medical School, London, since 2003.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Institute Learning and Teaching, International League Against Epilepsy, Association British Neurologists (president 1998—2000, Clinical Research and Academy committee since 2001, Acute Neurological Services committee 1999—2001).
Interests
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Education
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1989
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1986
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1996
Career
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1993 - 1994
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1994 - 1998
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1998 - 1999
Awards
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Named Millenium Young Science Investigator, International League Against Epilepsy, 2000. Recipient Douglas Cree prize in medicine, 1989, Neurology Registrars prize, Royal Society Medicine. Scholar, Medical Research Council, 1985-1986. Training fellow, 1985-1986, 1994-1996, project grantee, Brain Research Trust, 2000-2002, Wellcome Trust Advanced fellow, 2001.Named Millenium Young Science Investigator, International League Against Epilepsy, 2000. Recipient Douglas Cree prize in medicine, 1989, Neurology Registrars prize, Royal Society Medicine. Scholar, Medical Research Council, 1985-1986.
Training fellow, 1985-1986, 1994-1996, project grantee, Brain Research Trust, 2000-2002, Wellcome Trust Advanced fellow, 2001.