Background
Rotolo, Vilma Stolfi was born on January 27, 1930 in Villa Diego, Argentina. Daughter of Eduardo and Manuela (Gallego) Stolfi.
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Vilma Stolfi Rotolo
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Degree in pharmacology, U. Litoral Medical School, Rosario, Argentina, 1953; Licence in Bio-chemical Science, U. Litoral Medical School, Rosario, Argentina, 1956; Doctor of Philosophy in Bio-chemical Science, U. Litoral Medical School, Rosario, Argentina, 1966.
Career
Assistant director, research member oncology laboratory, Oncology Institute, National Ministry Public Health, Rosario, 1956-1967;
research member department pathology-tissue culture division, U. Rosario Medical School, 1967-1972;
chief Experimental Immunopathology Institute, U. Rosario Medical School, 1972-1989;
director immunotoxicology program, U. Rosario Medical School, 1989-1991;
senior research scientist, Prodinar Company, Rosario, since 1991. President international symposium Association Allergy and Immunopathology, Argentina, 1981. Rapporteur international seminar Commission European Communities andIPCS, World Health Organization, International Labor Organization, United Nations Environment Programme, Environmental Protection Agency, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Luxembourg, 1984.
Consultant Federal Justice, Argentina, 1989.
Membership
Active For the Life Foundation, Neuquén, Argentina, 1987-1990. President Foundation Nature and Science, since 1990. Member International Society Immunopharmacology (member international county), Argentine Association Immunopharmacology and Immunotoxicology (president 1987), Argentine Environmental Protection Association, Latin American Association Immunology, ArgentineSoc.
Ecology, Sigma Delta Epsilon.
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Married Jose Jaime Rotolo, December 6, 1957. Children: Gloria Claudia, Alejandro Claudio.
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Argentinian
Awards
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Recipient research visitor travel award World Health Organization, 1983, expert immunotoxicology travel award Commission European Communities and United Nations Environment Programme, International Labor Organization, IPCS, World Health Organization, Environmental Protection Agency, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Luxembourg, 1984. World Health Organization travel award fellow, 1973, 78. National Council Science Investigation grantee, 1974-1977, 79-81, 82-83.Recipient research visitor travel award World Health Organization, 1983, expert immunotoxicology travel award Commission European Communities and United Nations Environment Programme, International Labor Organization, IPCS, World Health Organization, Environmental Protection Agency, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Luxembourg, 1984. World Health Organization travel award fellow, 1973, 78. National Council Science Investigation grantee, 1974-1977, 79-81, 82-83.