Klaus Bock

Background

Bock, Klaus was born on July 2, 1944 in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark. Son of Heinz and Kirsten (Rabol) Bock.

Education

Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Technology University Denmark, Lyngby, 1968. Doctor of Philosophy in Organic Chemistry, Technology University Denmark, Lyngby, 1970.

Career

Assistant professor Technology University Denmark, 1970-1972, associate professor, 1972-1988. Professor, head chemistry department Carlsberg Laboratory, Copenhagen, since 1988. Research director Carlsberg Research Center, since 1993, group vice president for research, since 1999.

Executive vice president Carlsberg Aktieselskab, since 2001. Visiting assistant professor University British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 1974-1975, University Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany, 1977. Visiting professor University Grenoble, France, 1979, University Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 1979, 81.

Visiting scientist National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, 1982, 84. Member Danish Technology Research Council, Copenhagen, 1986-1989.

Achievements

• Klaus Bock has been listed as a noteworthy Chemistry educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal Society of Chemistry, London. Member Danish Academy Technology Superior vena cava syndrome, Royal Danish Academy Science and Letters.

Connections

Married Birgit Christensen, February 17, 1967. Children: Trine, Nikolaj, Sofie.

Father:

Heinz Bock

Mother:

Kirsten (Rabol) Bock

Spouse:

Birgit Christensen

child:

Sofie Bock

child:

Nikolaj Bock

child:

Trine Bock