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Visiting faculty at the Leyden Academy
Visiting faculty at the Leyden Academy
During the year the Leyden Academy hosts a number outstanding visiting professors from all over the world. They are involved in the education and research activities of the Academy, amongst other the Master Vitality and Ageing.
Below we present the current, past and future visiting faculties:
Professor of Geriatric Medicine
University of Glasgow, Scotland (GB)
University of Glasgow, Scotland (GB)
January – April 2011
A. (Andrzej) Bartke PhD MSc (CV)
Professor and director of Geriatric Medicine
University School of Medicine, Springfield South Illinois, USA
August – December 2010
Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine,
Faculty of Medicine, University of Sydney, Australia
February – June 2010
February – June 2010
S. (Susan) Kurrle PhD MB BS (CV)
Associate Professor Curran Chair in Health Care of Older people
Faculty of Medicine, University of Sydney, Australia
February – June 2010
Please click here to watch the video of professor Cameron and Kurrle, that gives an impression of their stay in Leiden.
G. (George) M. Martin, PhD
Professor in Pathology Emeritus
University of Washington, USA
July 2011
T. (Thomas) B. L. Kirkwood, PhD MSc BA
Director of Institute for Ageing and Health
Newcastle University, United Kingdom
September 2011
M. (Marc) Tatar, PhD
Professor of Biology and Medicine
Brown University, Providence, USA
October 2011
N. (Ngaire) Kerse, PhD
Professor in General practice
University of Auckland, Australie
February 2012
Please click here to watch the video of professor Cameron and Kurrle, that gives an impression of their stay in Leiden.
G. (George) M. Martin, PhD
Professor in Pathology Emeritus
University of Washington, USA
July 2011
T. (Thomas) B. L. Kirkwood, PhD MSc BA
Director of Institute for Ageing and Health
Newcastle University, United Kingdom
September 2011
M. (Marc) Tatar, PhD
Professor of Biology and Medicine
Brown University, Providence, USA
October 2011
N. (Ngaire) Kerse, PhD
Professor in General practice
University of Auckland, Australie
February 2012