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Thoenen, Hans was born in 1928.
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Hans Thoenen
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Hans Thoenen, neuroscience researcher. Co-recipient Charles A. Dana award for pioneering achievements in health Institute of Medicine/NAS, 1994; recipient Ralph W. Gerard prize in neuroscience for outstanding contribution to field of neuroscience, 1995, Cloetta prize University Zurich, 1985, Wakeman award Duke University, Durham, 1988, Ipsen prize for Neuronalplasticity, 1994Bristol-Myers Squibb award, 1997, Gold medal Ernst Jung, 2007.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, University Bern. Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacology, University Basel. Doctor of Medicine (honorary), University Zurich, Switzerland, 1992.
Doctor of Medicine (honorary), Universität Würzburg, Germany, 1997.
Career
Research group leader biocenter University Basel, 1972-1978. With department experimental medicine F. Hoffmann-LaRoche & Company AG, Basel, 1962-1968, 69-71. With laboratory clinical science section on pharmacology National Institutes Mental Health, Bethesda, Maryland, 1968-1969.
Professor, head department neurochemistry Max-Planck Institute für Psychiatrie, 1979-1996, director emeritus, 1996. Honorary professor University Munich, 1981.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher Leopoldina, European Molecular Biology Organization, Academia Europea, National Academy of Sciences (associate), Swiss Academy Medical Sciences (correspondent).
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Co-recipient Charles A. Dana award for pioneering achievements in health Institute of Medicine/NAS, 1994. Recipient Ralph W. Gerard prize in neuroscience for outstanding contribution to field of neuroscience, 1995, Cloetta prize University Zurich, 1985, Wakeman award Duke University, Durham, 1988, Ipsen prize for Neuronalplasticity, 1994Bristol-Myers Squibb award, 1997, Gold medal Ernst Jung, 2007.Co-recipient Charles A. Dana award for pioneering achievements in health Institute of Medicine/NAS, 1994. Recipient Ralph W. Gerard prize in neuroscience for outstanding contribution to field of neuroscience, 1995, Cloetta prize University Zurich, 1985, Wakeman award Duke University, Durham, 1988, Ipsen prize for Neuronalplasticity, 1994Bristol-Myers Squibb award, 1997, Gold medal Ernst Jung, 2007.