Klaus Manfred Alexander Felgenhauer

Background

Felgenhauer, Klaus Manfred Alexander was born on November 10, 1933 in Gross-Strehlitz, Germany. Son of Alexander and Gertrud (Stehr) Felgenhauer.

Education

Doctor of Medicine, U. Leipzig, 1957.

Career

Assistant biochemistry, Cologne U., 1959-1961; assistant neurology/psychiatric hospital, Cologne U., 1961-1964, 65-69; lecturer, professor, Cologne U., 1969; professor, Cologne U., since 1972; medical supervisor Neurology Hospital, Cologne U., 1969-1982; chief neurological and psychiatric research department, Cologne U., 1977-1982; chair for neurology, Goettingen U., since 1982. Referee German Research Health and Research Mins., 1988-1993. Expert Spongiform Encephalopathies, European Comty., since 1990.

Visiting scientist National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland., 1964-1965. Member science advisory board Max-Planck-Institute for Psychiatry, Munich, 1980-1984. Lecturer Tokyo Metropolitan U., 1981.

Achievements

• Klaus Manfred Alexander Felgenhauer has been listed as a noteworthy Neurology educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member German Neurologic Society (vice president 1992-1994), National Institute for Neurology (guest professor London 1983), German Society for Neurology (president since 1995).

Interests

• Avocation: lecture series on prose, music, and medicine.

Connections

Married Renate Annemary Beckmann, December, 1959.

Father:

Alexander Felgenhauer

Mother:

Gertrud (Stehr) Felgenhauer

Spouse:

Renate Annemary Beckmann