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Rune Eliasson |
Professor
Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm.
Tel: +46 (8) 200 312; +46 (8) 899 702
Email: rune.eliasson@remcat.se |
Academic Degrees
1957: M.D., The Karolinska Institute, Faculty of Medicine, Stockholm.
1959: Ph.D. in Physiology, The Karolinska Institute, Faculty of Medicine.
1959: Assistant Professor, Physiology, The Karolinska Institute.
1972: Associate Professor, Physiology, The Karolinska Institute.
Academic / Scientific Positions or Activities
Present
Head and CEO, Andrology Laboratory, Sophiahemmet Hospital
President and CEO, Remcat AB, Stockholm, Sweden
Member Advisory Board of Asian Journal of Andrology
Director, Working Group of Standardization in Andrology, Geneva Foundation for Medical Education and Research
Past and Related to Andrology
Head, Reproductive Physiology Unit, The Karolinska Institute, Faculty of Medicine, in 1962-1993.
Consulting Physician in Andrology, The Karolinska Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, Stockholm in 1967 - 1988
President, Comit?Internacional de Andrologia (from 1982 International Society of Andrology), in 1972-81.
Chairman and Co-Founder, International Journal of Andrology, in 1984-93.
Chairman, Publication Committee, International J. Andrology 1994?2007
Treasurer and Co-Founder, European Academy of Andrology, in 1992-1998
Co-Founder, Nordic Association for Andrology.
President of the First (1976) and Second (1981) International Congress of Andrology
Scientific publications
More than 150 original scientific papers in peer reviewed international journals, about 50 review articles in books and congress reports, and two monographs covering different fields in andrology, biochemistry, pharmacology and physiology. More than 200 invited presentations at international scientific congresses & symposia.
Member of
British Society of Andrology (Honorary Member)
European Academy of Andrology (Honorary Academician)
Nordic Associaton for Andrology (Honorary Member)
Several Nordic / Swedish professional societies (in physiology, urology and medicine)
Lions Club International, Stockholm-V?llingby, Sweden
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