Background
Liljenström, Hans Göran was born on May 24, 1956 in Eskilstuna, Sweden. Son of Curt Erik and Inger Elisabeth Liljenström.
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Hans Göran Liljenström, Swedish engineering educator. Achievements include research in modeling biological network dynamics; research in role and control of fluctuations in neural systems; research in Olfactory learning and memory with complex neurodynamics. Member of Science for Sustainable Development (associate), American Physical Society (associate).
Education
Master of Science, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, 1982. Doctor of Philosophy, Royal Institute of Technology, 1987.
Career
Director of studies Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, 1988. Postdoctoral fellow California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California, 1989—1990. Assistant professor Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, 1990—1996, associate professor, 1996—1999.
Guest researcher Swedish University Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden, 2000—2001, professor Sweden, since 2001, associate dean Sweden, 2002—2003. Director Agora for Biosystems, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Sigtuna, Sweden, since 1997. President Center for Environmental and Development Studies, Uppsala, Sweden, since 2003, Center for Research Ethics, Uppsala, Sweden, since 2003.
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Membership
Member of Science for Sustainable Development (associate), American Physical Society (associate).
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Married Ann-Kristin Torstenson, July 20, 1956. Children: Gabriel, Michael.
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Fellow, Swedish Natural Sciences Research Council, 1989-1990. Grantee, 1990-1996, Swedish Council for Planning and Coordinator of Research, 1996-1999, Swedish Research Council for Engineering Sciences, 1997-1999, Bank of Sweden Tercentenerary Fund, 1997-2000, Swedish Research Council, 2000-2003.Fellow, Swedish Natural Sciences Research Council, 1989-1990. Grantee, 1990-1996, Swedish Council for Planning and Coordinator of Research, 1996-1999, Swedish Research Council for Engineering Sciences, 1997-1999, Bank of Sweden Tercentenerary Fund, 1997-2000, Swedish Research Council, 2000-2003.