Ole Kiehn - Curriculum Vitae#

Commissions of trust

• 2013: Member of evaluation panel consolidator ERC grant.
  
• 2012-: Steering committee for a series of bi-annual European top-profile neuroscience meeting called the Dynamic Brain conferences. Supported by ESF and FENS.
  
• 2011-12: Chair of Program Committee for FENS for the 2012 meeting.
  
• 2010- Vice Director Centre for Cognitive and Motor function.
  
• 2010: Member of the Scientific Evaluation Committee for ETN in Zurich.
  
• 2008-: Member of Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet
  
• 2011-: adjunct member of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine
  
• 2007-2009: Member of program committee for Society of Neuroscience USA
  
• 2009: Member of Program Committee for FENS for the 2010.
  
• 2008- : SAB for Molecular Physiology of the Brain, Göttingen, Germany.
  
• 2006-2010 : Member of the board of Stockholm Brain Institute
  
• 2003-2011: Deputy Chair at the Department of Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet.
  

Editorial Boards:

Current Opinion of Neurobiology, Journal of Neurophysiology, Neural Development, Brain Research Bulletin, E-Life journal. Frontiers in Neuroscience, Neuronal Systems. 2004-2009: Faculty of 1000, Reviewing editor: E-Life. Associate Editor Frontiers in Neuroscience, Neuronal Systems. Section Editor Current Opinion of Neurobiology, Motor, 2004. Guest editor for two issues of Brain Research Review.

Papers:

Kiehn has published 88 papers listed in Pubmed (2013). ISA: Total number of citations: 6300; Average citation per paper >65; H-index: 46.

Funding:

EU (FP7, co-coordinator), Human Frontier Science Program (co-PI once (1995-97), and PI once (1999-2001), NIH (PI on R01 grant since 2001-; renewal once; co-PI on a R01 (2006-2008), Schellenberg Foundation, Wings for life. Medical Research Council in Denmark (1990-2001) and from the Swedish Medical Research Council (2001-). European Research Council, Advanced Grant 2011-2016.

Kiehn has supervised 7 PhD students and 16 post docs.

Kiehn has organized 5 symposia incl. a Nobel Symposium on "Genes, Brains and Behaviour".