Background
Braidman, Isobel Penina was born on July 27, 1947 in London, England. Daughter of Stanley Solomon and Leah Miriam (Schwartz) Braidman.
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Isobel Penina Braidman
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Isobel Penina Braidman, British cell biologist, researcher. Achievements include discovery of localisation of estrogen target cell in bone; discovery of impaired expression of bone cell estrogen receptor in men with idiopathic osteoporosis. Member of British Bone and Tooth Society (committee member 1994-1997, guest plenary lecturer), Pathol. Society Great Britain and Ireland.
Education
Bachelor of Science in honors, University Sussex, England, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy, University London, St. Mary's Hospital, 1972.
Career
Postdoctoral research fellow Queen Elizabeth College, London, 1972—1975. Science officer Medical Research Council Research Ctr, Northwick Park, 1977. Ciba-Geigy research fellow Rheumatic Diseases Center, Hope Hospital, Salford, England, 1978—1980.
Research fellow endocrinology, department medicine Hope Hospital, 1980—1985. New blood lecturer University Manchester Medical School and School of Biological Sciences, 1985—1995. Lecturer University Manchester Medical School, 1995—1996, senior lecturer, since 1996.
Consultant bone biologist, department orthopaedics Liverpool Royal Hospital, England, since 2002.
Achievements
Membership
Member of British Bone and Tooth Society (committee member 1994-1997, guest plenary lecturer), Pathol. Society Great Britain and Ireland.
Interests
Connections
Married Robert Malcom Silverman, October 26, 1975. Children: Avi Hayyim Silverman, Yossi Moshe Silverman, Raffi Hannan Silverman.
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Born
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Political Party
socialist
Education
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1969
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1972
Career
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1972 - 1975
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1977
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1978 - 1980
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1985 - 1995
Awards
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Grantee rschl project, Medical Research Council, 1982-1988, Action Research, 1997—2002, Wellcome Trust, 1999—2000, Arthritis Research Campaign, 1997-1998, Clinical Training fellowship, Wellcome Trust, 1999—2000, Action Research, 2000-2002.Grantee rschl project, Medical Research Council, 1982-1988, Action Research, 1997—2002, Wellcome Trust, 1999—2000, Arthritis Research Campaign, 1997-1998, Clinical Training fellowship, Wellcome Trust, 1999—2000, Action Research, 2000-2002.