Background
Leis, Jonathan Peter was born on August 17, 1944 in Brooklyn. Son of Morris and Beatrice (Sperber) Leis.
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Jonathan Peter Leis
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Jonathan Peter Leis, American Biochemistry educator, researcher. Recipient Career Development award National Institutes of Health, 1974-1979; Hofstra U. scholar, 1962-1965, Leukemia Society scholar, 1974; National Institutes of Health trainee, 1965-1970; Damon Runyon Research grantee, 1974, American Cancer Society, 1974-1975, 79, 81, 82, 83-84, 84, National Cancer Institute, 1979-1982, 84-, National Science Foundation, 1977-1978, 79-80, 80-85.
Education
Bachelor in Chemistry, Hofstra University, 1965. Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry, Cornell University, 1970.
Career
Postdoctoral fellow, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, New York, 1970-1973; assistant professor, Duke U. Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina, 1974-1979; associate professor biochemistry, Case Western Reserve U. School Medicine, Cleveland, 1979-1986; professor biochemistry, Case Western Reserve U. School Medicine, Cleveland, 1986-1998; director Molecule Virology, Graduate Training Program, 1993-1998; associate dean for research, Northwestern University School of Medicine, since 1998; professor microbiology, Northwestern University School of Medicine, since 1998. Member 15 National Institutes of Health grant review panels, 1985-1997.
Achievements
Membership
Cubmaster Boy Scouts American, Shaker Heights, Ohio, 1982-1984. member American Society Microbiology, American Society Biological Chemists, American Society for Virology.
Interests
Connections
Married Susan Lyndia Schoenfeld, December 20, 1970. Children: Benjamin, Betsy.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Career Development award National Institutes of Health, 1974-1979. Hofstra University scholar, 1962-1965, Leukemia Society scholar, 1974. National Institutes of Health trainee, 1965-1970. Damon Runyon Research grantee, 1974, American Cancer Society, 1974-1975, 79, 81, 82, 83-84, 84, National Cancer Institute, 1979-1982, 84—, National Science Foundation, 1977-1978, 79-80, 80-85.Recipient Career Development award National Institutes of Health, 1974-1979. Hofstra University scholar, 1962-1965, Leukemia Society scholar, 1974. National Institutes of Health trainee, 1965-1970.
Damon Runyon Research grantee, 1974, American Cancer Society, 1974-1975, 79, 81, 82, 83-84, 84, National Cancer Institute, 1979-1982, 84—, National Science Foundation, 1977-1978, 79-80, 80-85.