Background
Furlan, Roberto was born on April 5, 1964 in Frankfurt-M, Germany. Son of Pietro Furlan and Renate Spanheimer.
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Roberto Furlan
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Roberto Furlan, German medical researcher, neurologist. Achievements include research in Successful gene therapy in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis; research in Description of side effects in Abeta vaccination for Alzheimer. Member of International Society Neuroimmunology, Association Italiana Neuroimmunologia.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, University Milan Medical School, 1991. Doctor of Philosophy, Open University London, 2001.
Career
Research assistant University Milan, 1996—2001. Research assistant neuroimmunology unit, department neurology DIBIT-San Raffaele Science Institute, since 2001. Visiting scientist department neurology University Chicago, 1992.
Visiting scientist Clinical Laboratories, Sao Rafael Hospital, Salvador, Brazil, 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Member of International Society Neuroimmunology, Association Italiana Neuroimmunologia.
Connections
Children: Giuditta, Pietro.
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Education
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1991
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2001
Career
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1996 - 2001
Awards
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Recipient De Visart award Neurological Research, University Milan, 1995, Teva and Marion Hoechst award MultipleSclerosis, European Charcot Foundation, 1999. Fellow, DIBIT, San Raffaele Science Institute, Neuroimmunology Unit, 1991-1994, Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association, 1992, Institute Superiore Sanità, 1994, University Pittsburgh, Department Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry, 1994-1995. Grantee, Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association, 2003.Recipient De Visart award Neurological Research, University Milan, 1995, Teva and Marion Hoechst award MultipleSclerosis, European Charcot Foundation, 1999. Fellow, DIBIT, San Raffaele Science Institute, Neuroimmunology Unit, 1991-1994, Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association, 1992, Institute Superiore Sanità, 1994, University Pittsburgh, Department Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry, 1994-1995. Grantee, Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association, 2003.