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|service=Founding Board Member | |||
|previous_posts=Professor of Physiology at University of Göttingen, University of Calgary and University of Karolinska | |||
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|degrees=MD, PhD, Approbation B | |||
|fields=Medicine<br>Neurophysiology | |||
|universities=University of Göttingen | |||
|specializations=Systems Neurophysiology | |||
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|achievements=Awarded the title Distinguished Professor in 1987 | |||
|external_links= External Link(s) | |||
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==Relation to Future Worlds Center== | |||
'''Uwe Windhorst''' was a Founding Member for the establishment of the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]] and served as | |||
Member of the Board between 1991 and 1999, and between 2000-present as member of the International Advisory Board. | |||
[Category:Category:Board | ==Launching the Cyprus Neuroscience & Technology Institute== | ||
The [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]] was launched following an international symposium co-organized by Uwe Windhorst, [[Jestus Meyer-Lohman]], [[Hans-Dietrich Henatsch]]<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Diedrich_Henatsch Hans-Dietrich Henatsch page in Wikipedia]</ref>, and [[Yiannis Laouris]] in 1988. The [[Symposium Perspectives in Motor Control]] aimed to bring together a small number (25) of international experts in the field of [[Motor Control]] to discuss hot issues in the field. The symposium was supported by the president of Cyprus, Mr. Spyros Kyprianou (provided CY pounds 10,000), the Cyprus Airways (provided 10 tickets), business entrepreneur and developer Mr. Michael Leptos (provided dinners) and the Bishop of Paphos Chrysostomos (provided Gala Dinner). The symposium was so successful that the key organizers, and especially Uwe Windhorst, [[Douglas G. Stuart]] and [[Yiannis Laouris]], strategized and supported the founding of a research institution in Cyprus with the name [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]]. | |||
==References== | |||
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==External links== | |||
* [http://www.cnti.org.cy/Personal_Data/UweWindhorst Windhorst's page at the Cyprus Neuroscience & Technology Insitute] | |||
[[Category:Founding Member]] | |||
[[Category:Member (past) of Board of Directors]] | |||
[[Category:Visiting Scientists]] | |||
[[Category:Advisory Board (International)]] | |||
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Relation to Future Worlds Center
Uwe Windhorst was a Founding Member for the establishment of the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute and served as Member of the Board between 1991 and 1999, and between 2000-present as member of the International Advisory Board.
Launching the Cyprus Neuroscience & Technology Institute
The Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute was launched following an international symposium co-organized by Uwe Windhorst, Jestus Meyer-Lohman, Hans-Dietrich Henatsch[1], and Yiannis Laouris in 1988. The Symposium Perspectives in Motor Control aimed to bring together a small number (25) of international experts in the field of Motor Control to discuss hot issues in the field. The symposium was supported by the president of Cyprus, Mr. Spyros Kyprianou (provided CY pounds 10,000), the Cyprus Airways (provided 10 tickets), business entrepreneur and developer Mr. Michael Leptos (provided dinners) and the Bishop of Paphos Chrysostomos (provided Gala Dinner). The symposium was so successful that the key organizers, and especially Uwe Windhorst, Douglas G. Stuart and Yiannis Laouris, strategized and supported the founding of a research institution in Cyprus with the name Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute.
