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Curriculum Vitae
Gorm Danscher R, DMSc, DVM
Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology
Department of Biomedicine
Faculty of Health Sciences
Aarhus University
DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
August 2021
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Gorm_Danscher
http://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=da&user=weX_MtEAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&cstart=180
http://person.au.dk/da/gd@neuro.au.dk
Ridder af Dannebrogordenen ('Knight of the Danish Flag' )2002, bestowed by Queen Margrethe II
Education:
DVM, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen
DrMedSc (DMSc) - Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Aarhus
Positions and employments:
1988-2008 Professor of Neurobiology, Department of Biomedicine, Neurobiology, Health Sciences, University of Aarhus
1970-88: Associate professor, same place
1969-70: Assistant professor, same place
1968-69: Assistant professor, Institute of Biochemistry, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Aarhus
1967-68: Assistant professor, Institute of Pharmacology, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen
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2008- : Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology, Department of Biomedicine
2002-: Founder and CEO, Berlock ApS, Denmark
Other experience and professional memberships:
1988-89: Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Aarhus
1984-87: Vice dean, same place
1996-98: Deputy leader of the medical educational board
1983-89: Member of the board of the University of Aarhus
1983-89 Member of the board of the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Aarhus
1989-98: Coordinator at The Steno Center – a multi-center for public health research at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Aarhus
1990-98: Member of the board of Center for Arctic Environmental Medicine, a research center related to The Steno Center
1993-98: Coordinator of a concert EU action on “Occupational hazards to male reproductive capability”, the Asclepius project, involving 13 European laboratories
1986-2004: Member of the Aarhus University Research Foundation
1989-2008: Head of the Department of Neurobiology
1995-1997: Deputy head of Institute of Anatomy
1997-2008: Director of Institute of Anatomy
2004: President of the international conference "Zinc Signals 2004", held at the University of Aarhus, June 19-23
2008- Professor Emeritus in Neurobiology, Department of Biomedicin, Faculty of Heath Sciences, Aarhus University
2002- Founder and Director Berlock ApS, Gentoftevej 7, DK 8000, Denmark
Have supervised more than 50 young scientists (Master, PhD, DMSc)
Total number of refereed articles in international journals: 235
Published patents and patent applications: 8
Citations: 13.339, h-index 60; i10 index 190 since 2014: 2.547 citations (Google Scholar)
Patents:
G. Danscher: “A method of Implanting Heavy Metals such as Nobel Metal, e.g. Gold, and Metal for Use in Implantation”
a) European patent No. 1395268. The patent has been ratified in 16 European Countries
b) Chinese patent No. ZL 02810641.5
c) Canadian Patent No. 2,447,614
G. Danscher “Medicament and method of treatment of patients with heavy metals”.
a) U.S Pat. No US 7,655, 261
G. Danscher “Micro-seized gold, kit comprising said gold and its use as a nontoxic immune suppressor”
b) US Pat No.: US 10,111,904 B2. Date of patent Oct. 30,2018
Patent Applications
G. Danscher. “Organometallic probe” European Patent Application No. EP1414989. Published May 6, 20004
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G. Danscher “Gold particles for use in therapy to prevent scar formation” EU patent application no. EP 16176880.9 (2016)
G. Danscher “ Gold particles for Use in therapy to prevent scar formation” US Application Serial No. 15/637,959 (2017)
G. Danscher “Implantable device having an outer surface comprising gold and its use as an anti-migration device” EU patent application no. EP 16176882.5 (2016)
G. Danscher “Implantable device having an outer surface comprising gold and its use in an anti-migration device” US application serial number 15/636,579 (2017)
G. Danscher “Suppression of granulation tissue” EU patent application no EP 17178814,4 (2017)