Background
Shiner, John Stewart was born on April 9, 1949 in Front Royal, Virginia, United States. Son of Ernest Thompson and Amy Lee (Ritter) Shiner. arrived in Switzerland, 1980.
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John Stewart Shiner, American biophysicist educator. National Institutes of Health fellow, 1979-1980, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellow, 1984-1985; grantee Swiss National Science Foundation, 1988-2004, Digital Equipment Corporation, European Contributions Program, 1990, Sandoz Foundation for the Advancement of the Medical-Biological Sciences, 1990-1991.
Education
AB, Duke University, 1971. Postgraduate, University Alabama, 1972. Doctor of Philosophy, Medical College Virginia, 1978.
Privatdozent, University Bern, 1995.
Career
Research associate University Stuttgart, Federal Republic Germany, 1978-1979. Research fellow University California, San Francisco, 1979-1980. Instructor University Basel, Switzerland, 1980-1984.
Fellow University Wuerzburg, Federal Republic Germany, 1984-1985. Assistant professor University Bern, Switzerland, 1985-1995, associate professor Switzerland, since 1995. Guest professor Franklin College, 1999.
Lecturer Swiss Distance Learning University, since 1999.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Physical Society, Biophysics Society, Swiss Physiological Society, International Center Thermodynamics (founding member).
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Married Anita Dina Jorns, December 27, 1987.
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American
Education
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1971
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1972
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1978
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1995
Awards
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National Institutes of Health fellow, 1979-1980, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellow, 1984-1985. Grantee Swiss National Science Foundation, 1988-2004, Digital Equipment Corporation, European Contributions Program, 1990, Sandoz Foundation for the Advancement of the Medical-Biological Sciences, 1990-1991.National Institutes of Health fellow, 1979-1980, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation fellow, 1984-1985. Grantee Swiss National Science Foundation, 1988-2004, Digital Equipment Corporation, European Contributions Program, 1990, Sandoz Foundation for the Advancement of the Medical-Biological Sciences, 1990-1991.