!!Paul Matthews - Curriculum Vitae
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__CURRENT POSITIONS__
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*2014- Edmond  and  Lilly  Safra  Professor  of  Translational  Neuroscience and  Therapeutics,  Division  of  Brain Sciences, Department of Medicine, Imperial College London\\
*2012-  Head, Division of Brain Sciences, Department of Medicine, Imperial College London\\
*2007-  Professor of Clinical Neurosciences, Department of Medicine, Imperial College London\\
*2007-  Hon. Consultant Neurologist, Imperial College Healthcare Trust\\
*1996-  Hon. Consultant Neurologist, Oxford Radcliffe Trust\\
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__HONORARY APPOINTMENTS & AFFILIATIONS__
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*2014-  Hon. Professor, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, University of Edinburgh \\
*2013-  Imperial College Healthcare Trust Biomedical Research Centre Neuroscience Theme Lead\\
*2012-  Honorary Associate Professor, University of Maastricht\\
*2010-  Visiting Professor, Department of Clinical Neurology, University of Oxford\\
*2009-  Hon. Consultant Neurologist, Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals Trust, Oxford \\
*2008-  Hon. Professor of University College London at the Institute of Neurology\\
*2007- Hon.  Consultant  Neurologist,  Imperial  College  Academic  Health  Sciences  Centre,  Hammersmith  Hospital, London\\
*1997-  Fellow by Special Election, St. Edmund Hall, University of Oxford\\
*1996-  Adjunct Professor of Neurology, McGill University\\
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__ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS__
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*1974-78  BA (Hons), Honour School of Natural Sciences (Chemistry), St. Edmund Hall, University of Oxford\\
*1978-82  D. Phil., Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Oxford \\
*1983-86  M.D., Stanford University School of Medicin\\
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__RECENT AWARDS__
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*Elected Honorary Professor in the University of Edinburgh (2014)\\
*Elected Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences (2014)\\
*Hon. Officer of the Order of the British Empire (2008), awarded for services to neuroscience\\
*Elected to the Association of Physicians (2010)\\
*MRC Clinical Research Reader (1995-2000), full salary support (competitively awarded in national competition for excellence in research)\\
*MRC  Clinical  Research  Professor  (2000-08), full  salary  support transitioning  to  honorary  appointment  after taking up GSK position (2005-08) (competitively awarded in national competition for excellence in research) \\
*Feindel Neuroimaging Lectureship (2009), McGill University\\
*Elected and renewed serially as a Fellow by Special Election, St.  Edmund  Hall,  University  of  Oxford (1997-present)\\
*MRC (Canada) Clinician-Scientist Award (1990), competitive 5 year full salary and research support award for clinician-scientist career development\\
*Penfield-McNaughton  Award  (1990), awarded  annually  by the  Montreal  Neurological  Institute  to  most outstanding leaving specialist trainees\\
*Foulkes Foundation Clinician-Scientist Training Award (1982), nationally competitive full tuition award for nonclinical scientist to train in medicine\\
*National  Science  Foundation  Pre-doctoral  Fellowship  (1979),  research  support  and  tuition  costs  for  DPhil  in Oxford