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.: Grillner, Sten

President, Chair FFRM

Prof. Dr. Sten Grillner
Karolinska Institute
Department of Neuroscience, Neurophysiology
S-17177 Stockholm
Sweden
Phone: +(46) 8 336 059
Fax: +(46) 8 349 544
E-mail: sten.grillner@ki.se

Curriculum Vitae

Academic Training

1962
Med cand.
1969
Dr of Medicine - PhD in Neurophysiology, Göteborg
1971
University of Göteborg, Visiting Scientist, Academy of Science Moscow (5 month)

Appointments

1987-present
Nobel Institute for Neurophysiology, Karolinska Institute, Professor and Director
1993-2000
Department of Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet, Chairman
1975-1986
Department of Physiology III, Karolinska Institute, Professor
1973-1975
eo Docent in Physiology, Medical Faculty Gothenburg
1969
Docent in Physiology

Academies

2006-present
Honorary member of the Spanish Medical Academy
2006-present
Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, US
2004-present
Chairman Section for Biology of the Royal Swedish Academy
2004-present
Member American Academy of Arts and Sciences, US
1997-present
Member of Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
1993-present
Member of Royal Swedish Academy of Science
1990-present
Member of Academiae Europaeae
1989-present
Associate of the Neurosciences Research Program (NRP) Neuroscience Institute, La Jolla
1988-present
Member of Rodin Remediation Academy, member of council (1997)

Awards

1977
Florman award, Royal Swedish Academy of Science
1990
Greater Nordic prize of Eric Fernstrom, Fernström Foundation, Lund
1993
Bristol-Myers Squibb award for Distinguished achievements in Neuroscience Research, New York
2002
Reeve/Irvine Research Medal, New York
2003
Neuronal Plasticity Prize, Fondation Ipsen, Paris
2005
Ralph Gerard prize, Society for Neuroscience, Washington
2006
Ragnar Granit Prize, Finland
2007
Linnéan Zoology Award, Lund
2008
Kavli prize, Oslo

Named lectures

1983
Grass lecturer to the Society of Neuroscience, Boston
1986
Walter Morris lecture, Little Rock, Arkansas
1988
ENA/EBBS lecture European Soc for Neuroscience, Zurich
1989
Josef Anér lecture, Umea
1989
Havlicek Memorial lecture, Winnipeg
1990
Fernström lecture, Lund
1991
Svaetichin lecturer, Caraca
1992
Alice and J. Brooks lecture on the Neurosciences, Harvard
1993
Alexander Forbes lecture, MBL Woods Hole
1996
ENA/EBBS lecture, Amsterdam
1999
Honorary Professor, Beijing Medical University
2002
Servier lecture, Univ. of Montréal
2005
Erlanger lecturer, IUPS, San Diego
2009
Feng lecturer, IUPS, Kyoto

Commissions of trust (selected)

2004
Nobel Assembly, Deputy chairman
2005
Nobel Assembly, Chairman
1987-1997
Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, adj. or full member
1995-1997
Nobel Committee, Chairman
1992-1994
Nobel Committee, Deputy chairman
1988-present
Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institutet, Member
1992-1999
Member IBRO governing council
2000-present
Chairman, IBRO membership committee
1993-2001
Member of Council for International Union of Physiological Science
1996-2000
Member of Council International Neuroethology Society
1996-1999
Deputy Chairman, Review panel for Human Frontier Program
1999-2002
Chairman, Review panel for Human Frontier Program
2005-present
Chairman International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility/OECD
1997-present
Advisory board member -RIKEN Institute Tokyo, Chairman (2005)

Selected Publications

  • Grillner S Biological pattern generation: The cellular and computational logic of networks in motion. Neuron 52: 751-766, 2006
  • Grillner S, Markram H, De Schutter E, Silberberg G, LeBeau FEN Microcircuits in action - from CPGs to neocortex. Trends in Neuroscience 28: 525-533
  • Grillner S The motor infrastructure: From ion channels to neuronal networks. Nature Reviews Neuroscience 4: 573-586, 2003