Josef Blazek Kemnitz

Background

Kemnitz, Josef Blazek was born on November 14, 1943 in Laun, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia. Son of Winnfried Heinrich and Anna Sarah (Klein) Blazek.

Education

Doctor of Medicine, Charles U., Prague, 1967; Doctor of Philosophy, Charles U., Prague, 1975.

Career

Fellow, Academy Science, Prague, 1967-1970; postgraduate, Weizman Institute, Rehovoth, Israel, 1969; resident medical faculty, Charles U., Prague, 1970-1972; assistant professor medical faculty, Charles U., Prague, 1972-1975; associate professor medical faculty, Charles U., Prague, 1975-1979; associate professor, Hannover (Germany) Medical School, 1982-1989; full professor pathology, Hannover (Germany) Medical School, since 1989. Director Institute of Pathology, Charles U., Prague, 1975-1978. Associate medical director Institute Pathology, director Laboratory of Immunopathology, Hannover Medical School, 1982.

Medical director Institute Pathology, Bremen, 1991-1992, Institute Pathology, Essen, 1993. Member Council Hannover Medical School, 1987-1988. Member Heart Rejection Study Group of International Society for Heart Transplantation, Stanford,1990.

Achievements

• Josef Blazek Kemnitz has been listed as a notable Pathologist, scientist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member International Society Heart Transplantation, International Association Comparative Research on Leukemia and Related Diseases, International Academy Pathology, Transplantation Society, Immunocytochemistry Club (London), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Pathologie.

Connections

Married Renée Edith Basche, August 20, 1982. Children: Martina, Kai-Joseph.

Father:

Winnfried Heinrich Blazek

Mother:

Anna Sarah (Klein) Blazek

Spouse:

Renée Edith Basche

child:

Kai-Joseph Kemnitz

child:

Martina Kemnitz